Policy in Wonderland
To everyone, Insurance is a pretty boring subject, just as Alice was bored before she saw the white rabbit running into the hole.In Policy in Wonderland, we will take you down the rabbit hole of insurance, and you will be amazed at how this world is interesting, full of…
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Beyond the Insurance Lens | Manjit Rana (opens the original)
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What happens when we stop looking at every challenge solely through an insurance lens? In this episode of Policy in Wonderland, Evy Amira speaks with Manjit Rana, Executive VP, Insurance at Clearspeed, about the future of insurance innovation - and why many of the industry’s best ideas may come from outside it. Manjit shares his perspective on moving beyond “innovation theatre,” designing more frictionless and fair customer journeys, and rethinking insurance products for a world of embedded prot
Beyond the AMS with Michael Lebor (opens the original)
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What comes after the traditional AMS? In this episode of Policy in Wonderland, I speak with Michael Lebor, President of Momentum AMP, about the future of independent insurance agencies and InsuranceAgency.ai - the company’s AI platform designed to move beyond answering questions and help agencies complete actual work. The average independent agency uses around 14 different technology systems, many of which do not communicate effectively with one another. Michael explains why the answer is not si
From Policy to Protection with Clinton Houck from FAIR (opens the original)
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Will AI replace insurance agents, or are we asking the wrong question entirely?In this episode of Policy in Wonderland Media, host Evy Amira sits down with Clinton Houck, Head of Partnerships & Distribution at FAIR. Clint grew up in a multi-generational insurance family and has sat in nearly every seat in the industry—from underwriting and commercial lines to owning multiple digital and traditional agencies. Today, he leads distribution for a company redefining vehicle protection. Together, they
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