or Subscribe. With guest Justin Fowler: https://www.linkedin.com/in/justinfowler/ Show Notes: gsisol.com Reformed Chicken Farmer: Ninja Rater: http://www.NinjaRater.com Homer Simpson bird that automates his job: Dinosaur in a meteor shower image:
From Warehouse to Sea Captain, My Path from Box Thrower to Adjusterpreneur as an Independent Claims Adjuster
This article originally published at InsNerds. Let me tell you a story, I’ve sailed from New York to the Florida Keys on a sailboat with my wife and two kids, all while earning money as an independent claims adjuster. I’ve traveled from North Carolina to Colorado, from Florida to Connecticut all for my job. My […]
Dear State Farmers, We Can Help
I live two blocks away from State Farm’s shining new Atlanta Hub. Sometime next year it’ll be only one block away, since they’re building another building even closer to my apartment. I literally have a view of the giant building from my living room. Computer rendering of State Farm’s new building in Atlanta. You can tell it’s […]
Profiles in Risk – Episode 11 – Telematics and Innovation
or Subscribe. Show Notes Mateo’s article: http://insurancethoughtleadership.com/the-new-paradigm-of-connected-insurance/ Sold cars for 5 years: Luke Skywalker going to the dark side when he went to a provider: Actuaries: Link to Octo Telematics Nick’s IOT article Don’t just network, build relationships: Never eat alone Find your passion article.
Examining The Investment Potential Of Purely Digital Residential Insurers
Originally published at InsNerds.com by Nick Lamparelli Lately, I have been publishing posts related to the investment potential of various new #InsurTech startups based on a mental model that I process my hypotheses through. Briefly, for an #InsurTech startup to create significant returns for investors it must be able to create and capture significant value […]
How to Survive and Thrive in an Entry Level Claims Role
This article originally appeared at InsNerds.com. This article was going to be named “Help, I Hate My Claims Job” but as usual Carly served as the voice of reason… I started in claims, and I loved it. My first insurance job was taking calls in a claims call center. Then, I got recruited by a bigger […]
Profiles in Risk – Episode 10 – Insurance Agencies Today and Tomorrow
or Subscribe. Show Notes: Nick’s flood paper: http://www.naic.org/documents/cipr_study_1704_flood_risk.pdf
How Insurance is like the Karate Kid – Harold’s Story
This article originally appeared on InsNerds.com “Harold, if you stay in insurance long enough it will get into your blood and it will be hard to get out”. – The owner at my first insurance job in 2004. Boy was she right! My name is Harold Tracy and here I am thirteen years later and […]
A career in insurance?!? – Isn’t AI going to take my job?!?
This article originally published on InsNerds.com. Note from Tony: For years I have tried to find balance between the insurance talent crisis and the Coming Robopocalypse of Knowledge Jobs, Brian answers the question brilliantly! Robots in factories, autonomous vehicles (AV) on the road, artificial intelligence in insurance – jobs that once helped build the middle class […]
Episode 9 – Millennials in Insurance
or Subscribe. Show Notes: Average age of an insurance pro in the US is about 60 years old The number of insurance pros over 55 has increased by 74% between 2002-2012 compared to 45% in overall workforce (McKinsey & Company Building a Talent Magnet) There’s 80 million Boomers, 60 million Xers and 80 million Millennials. […]