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Amanda Smith is currently the chief product officer, home for Plymouth Rock Assurance.

2025 Women in Insurance Leadership honoree, Lindsey DiGangi is vice president of field operations and marketing for Pennsylvania Lumbermens Mutual Insurance Company.

2025 Women in Insurance NEXT honoree, Korey Bruner, is vice president of underwriting operations, inland marine, for Argo Group.

The Cambridge Mobile Telematics road risk analysis predicts a nearly 11% increase in distracted driving over the holiday.

TPAs are adopting intelligent digital solutions for data extraction, transaction processing and compliance, for higher accuracy and better use of employees' time

Experts suggest the life insurance industry is evolving as the industry deploys tech and data analytics.

Sabine Cain, senior vice president of digital production at Chubb, supervises the insurer's digital agent platform, which serves thousands, while guiding hundreds of managers and underwriters.

2025 Women in Insurance Leadership NEXT honoree, Colleen Finn is Plymouth Rock Assurance chief marketing officer for homeowners insurance.

2025 Women in Insurance Leadership: NEXT honoree, Waika Embry is southeastern regional vice president on Arch Insurance Group's excess and surplus property underwriting team.

The Travelers Institute provided insights into the evolution of property insurance and how tech has impacted the industry, in a webinar held Nov. 12, 2025.

Research from TransUnion's 2026 Property and Casualty report reveals that carriers must meet evolving communication expectations.

Hiscox's Underinsurance in Small Business Report suggests 77% of small businesses in the U.S. are underinsured.

Artificial intelligence is permeating the insurance ecosystem from different lines of coverage to jobs in carriers including sales, underwriting and claims.

Life insurance should continue to evolve by adding flexibility, accessibility and immediate value.

Aaron Ammar, co-founder and chief insurance officer of Roamly, shared insights into the company.

Companies' use of AI is creating a variety of new risks, and their insurers may or may not have specific language in policies defining what is covered and what isn't.

The Hartford ranked number one in Keynova Group's Annual Small Commercial Insurance Scorecard.