HeyJaredThe Future of Insurance
For over a century, the Insurance industry has stood by people at the worst moments of their lives, and kept the risk of these moments from standing in the way of people pursuing their dreams.But the industry, and the demands of the people we serve, are changing.
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The Future of Insurance – John Kellington, CEO, ACORD (opens the original)
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Episode Detail John Kellington has spent his career on every side of the same question: how does data move reliably across an industry built on thousands of separate systems that all need to talk to each other? He's built the standards, lived by them as a carrier CIO, and now, as the new CEO of ACORD, he's back to run the organization that sets them for the entire global insurance industry. In this conversation, Kellington and Bryan dig into what ACORD actually does beyond its well-known forms l
The Future of Insurance – Ensuring Trust at a Time of Mistrust (Live from ACORD CONNECT 2026) (opens the original)
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Episode Detail Three voices, one shared problem: the insurance industry calls itself data-driven, but trusts almost none of the data it runs on. This episode is a live panel recorded at ACORD Connect 2026, where Bryan sat down with Russell Sommers of Baker Tilly, Meredith Barnes-Cook of Datos Insights, and Spero Zacharias of Chubb to talk about what happens to that trust problem once AI starts doing the interpreting. The conversation moves through where AI genuinely closes the industry's biggest
The Future of Insurance – Stay Tuned for Next Week (opens the original)
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We're taking a quick break this week as we ramp up with a lot of interviews being recorded in the next month. Stay tuned and be sure to subscribe you catch them when they start dropping on September 22nd with Season 9 Episode 6!
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