While insurers of all sizes are navigating similar economic, environmental, and competitive headwinds, smaller insurers need to achieve their goals with fewer available resources. If leaders of small- to mid-tier insurance carriers and MGAs can identify opportunities for improving overall corporate performance, they can enable their teams to accomplish more by working smarter, not harder. With tools like the latest insurance technology, and armed with insights from case studies of successful implementation, a smaller insurer can face the challenges of the current market.

Join this complimentary webcast to discover five key strategies smaller insurers should leverage to keep pace with their larger competitors. You'll learn about:

• How and why the right technology strategies can help insurers to attain better results with fewer resources
• Identifying opportunities for leveraging analytics to make smarter decisions and automate workflows
• Recognizing how and when relationships with partners in the insurance ecosystem can deliver a strong ROI and free up resources
• And more!

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[Also available for free, on-demand viewing for all registrants starting on 3/29/2023]

Featured Speakers:

Zachary Gustafson, General Manager, Guidewire Zachary Gustafson oversees the Claims and InsuranceNow businesses at Guidewire. Over the course of his 12-year tenure, he has served as a special assistant to Guidewire's CEO, instantiated Guidewire's Customer Success practice, and led Guidewire's Strategic Advisory (previously Value Consulting) organization. Prior to joining Guidewire, Zach enjoyed a cross-industry career in consulting at Accenture, where he led technology programs at customers in multiple industries, including utilities, healthcare, government, and insurance.

Darin Reffitt, Product Marketing Director, Guidewire Darin Reffitt is responsible for product marketing for the InsuranceNow and Guidewire Solutions products. In his 25+ year career, he has held marketing positions with SPLICE Software, EIS Group, BNY Mellon, PNC Bank, and The Franklin Mint. Darin received a BBA in Marketing from Ursinus College and an MBA in Marketing from Saint Joseph's University. He volunteers regularly, reads voraciously, speaks on technology, social media, networking, and personal branding, and golfs, albeit poorly.