Todd Greenbaum, CEO of Input 1, discusses Input 1, premium financing, payments, and billing systems.
Kabir Syed and Gilad Shai discuss Kabir's latest company ennabl. ennabl provides a data platform to insurance agents and brokers, or in other words - truth and understanding of what's going on with the risk (insured) that the agent is trying to place (shop of an insurance policy from one of the many insurance companies).
Jared Brier, co-CEO and founder of AKKO joined Gilad Shai to discuss AKKO, Customer and User Experience, Warranty, and BMW Z4.
Gilad Shai and Yann Barbarroux, the CEO of Otonomi, talk about Otonomi and delayed cargo insurance.
In this episode, Bobbie Shrivastav, co-founder and CPO of Benekiva, talks with Gilad Shai about life insurance claims and servicing, Nigel Walsh's fitness program, female entrepreneurs Bobbie's career path, and cryptocurrency.
honestly, I think there’re female entrepreneurs, they're just hidden and sometimes they don't get the platform to really talk about what they're building
Thomas Verduzco-Weisel, Director Central Europe for CoreLogic | Symbility and an active InsurTech evangelist and Gilad Shai come together on Thomas's Clubhouse "Insurance Innovation" https://www.joinclubhouse.com/club/insurance-innovation and on this channel. Surprisingly, Gilad was the interviewee.
In this episode, Isaac Espinoza, Head of Reinsurance at Root insurance, a Columbus, Ohio, based car insurance company that recently, October 28th, 2020, went public on the Nasdaq, and Gilad Shai talk about Root, SPAC&IPO, Grand Cayman, Reinsurance, Corporate venture capital (CVC) and investment.
… (insurTech startups) still in growth mode they do operate at a loss just like any startup is more likely going to do. But that's an area where InsurTech's face criticism. That and their rapid growth.
In this episode, David McFarland and I talk about Coterie, empowering the Small Medium Business (SMB) insurance with APIs and a digital binding authority. David elaborates on working with other startups and his team.
We're definitely more on the MGA, MGU side. We think of ourselves as like the manufacturer of insurance.
