The 2023 Risk & Insurance® Executives to Watch seek to build a bridge between the troves of data needed to underwrite risk and the human talent and experience needed to apply that knowledge effectively.

Carmen Sharp believes in putting her staff’s experience to good use to boost efficiency and provide outstanding customer service.

Liberty Mutual’s Susanne Figueredo Cook leads with a level head, prioritizing inclusion and giving her team a space to share ideas.

Empathy and compassion have always been central to Peter Burns’ leadership philosophy.

A patient, planned approach to building an insurer line by line spells success for Rick Kahlbaugh and Fortegra.

AGCS’s Jody Yee is ready to tackle the evolving risks posed by new technologies and global climate change.

Growth is nice, but QBE’s Dan Fortin knows that underwriting discipline is even nicer.

Jack Kuhn has been at the forefront of Westfield’s new specialty business, which recently culminated in the acquisition of Lloyd’s of London Syndicate 1200 from the Argo Group.

Optimistic about the future, Lauren Dunnigan shares her enthusiasm and what AmTrust’s partnerships mean long-term.

Alex Blanco, chief executive of insurance for specialty insurer and reinsurer Vantage, strives to stay ahead of the curve by bringing empowered talent, data-driven insights and technology enablement together.

Battling climate change and building an agile, connected workforce that serves its customers with vigor are priorities for Swiss Re’s Katie McGrath.

Erin Fry looks at her position as a way to connect with the whole team, bringing in diversity of thought and the ability to exchange ideas.

A Zen-like approach to the middle market is AXA XL’s Matthew Waters’ leadership strategy.

The Hartford’s Natalie Burns’ recent promotion allows her to utilize previous lessons to combat the most fearsome of challenges.

Kimberly Hamilton of PHLY has embraced an executive role where expanded product and underwriting capabilities are at the forefront.

Andrew Innes had an unusual start to his career in aviation insurance, but he’s pleased with the journey it’s taken him on.

FM Global’s Deanna Fidler on the new set of skills leaders will need in the wake of a pandemic.

AIG’s Neil Smallcombe shares how companies can harness the next generation of talent.

Kim Briones was at the forefront when the pandemic hit, helping BHSI team members around the world successfully transition to remote work and continue growing their lines of business.

Today and tomorrow’s commercial insurance carrier leaders are being called on to manage unprecedented changes in the workforce and technology applications.