As consumer expectations continue to rise, insurance providers need to find ways to adapt if they want to win over the new generation.

Every step of the onboarding process is an opportunity to wow your recruit with the agility and service of your business. Or, alternatively, it’s a potential dropoff where your previously warmed-up producer gets cold feet.

While mental health was once a rare topic of discussion in the workplace, the pandemic has forced employees and leaders alike to begin the conversation. In spring of 2021, more than half of workers said they were experiencing work burnout.

The industry doesn’t have a ton of information about what MGAs and MGUs do. If you are one, can you help us change that by taking our poll?

No one’s safe from a data breach, and insurance industry companies are at even greater risk. Adding these best practices to your toolbox can help you be a less appealing target.

All five of the software applications that made our list have easily identifiable applications for the insurance industry. They’re user-friendly and don’t require a ton of learning before someone gets started.

The businesses that face supply chain disruptions need to contend with the real financial consequences that accompany those supply chain backlogs. Without insurance, companies would be completely liable for the loss of goods.

This year belongs to those carriers, MGAs, and agencies that can be quick and reactive, that take a forward approach to following regulations, and that are magnanimous in their service to agents and consumers alike.

For the past several years (if not more), insurance industry research firms and publications have rung in the new year with predictions about the industry’s continued evolution and transformation.

Insurance is an industry built on mitigating risk, so why are so many carriers, agencies, and MGAs/MGUs willing to take on the full monty of risk when it comes to regulatory compliance?

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