Insurtech providers are facilitating a more efficient insurance market for both buyers and sellers. Brokers must stay ahead of the learning curve to remain competitive.
Working Magic With Carriers For one industrial multinational client based in the Midwest, Aon’s Katherine Glancy Johnston secured physical damage and business interruption coverage against cyber attacks within the property program itself — a fairly unusual coverage in the industry. How did she do it? “Magic, I guess,” quipped the company’s risk manager. Well, there… View Article
The ‘Go-To’ Broker Michael Calhoun is my “go-to guy for aerospace-related business,” said the vice president of administration of an aircraft manufacturer. Calhoun’s work, he said, is “extraordinarily creative” and the broker is always available whenever “a peculiar or unusual” issue might arise. Calhoun, who is also Midwest region manager, took a lead role in… View Article
A Skillful Mediator Aon’s Joseph Boschee wowed clients this past year with his mastery of the arts of diplomacy and mediation. “We were having trouble communicating with our insurance company,” said an executive vice president. “Joe and I decided that a face-to-face meeting with the carrier [was needed]. … Joe stepped in and took care… View Article