Insurance Innovators USA 2027
20 April 2027 – 21 April 2027
Music City Center, Nashville, United States of America
Insurance Innovators USA is a carrier-led insurance conference organised by Insurance Innovators (Marketforce) at Music City Center, Nashville, bringing together carriers, distributors, insurtechs, MGAs, solution providers and investors. The two-day programme combines plenary sessions with parallel stages covering tech, data and operations, distribution, underwriting and pricing, fraud and claims, commercial and specialty, customer, and new risk and capital models, alongside an exhibition, start-up zone, 1-to-1 meetings and an after party.
55 sessions
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Agenda
- Agentic AI at scale: innovating without losing control 20 April 2027 · Stage 1
- America’s first end-to-end comparative marketplace: Goosehead’s Digital Agent 2.0 20 April 2027 · Stage 2
- America’s shifting CAT map: underwriting a new era of extreme weather 20 April 2027 · Stage 3
- Building the data foundations for AI at scale: lessons from New York Life 20 April 2027 · Stage 1
- Buy the core, build the differentiator: redesigning the insurance technology stack 20 April 2027 · Stage 1
- Carrier, repairer, OEM: the new claims power struggle 20 April 2027 · Stage 4
- Coalition x Allianz: rebuilding the model for cyber 20 April 2027 · Stage 4
- Corgi’s AI-native blueprint for a new kind of carrier 20 April 2027 · Stage 1
- E&S beyond the hard market: what has changed for good? 20 April 2027 · Stage 3
- Orbway’s parametric answer for the new space economy 20 April 2027 · Stage 4
- Preparing for the next wave of transformation 20 April 2027
- Pricing at market speed: how Allianz delivered 13 tools in 13 weeks 20 April 2027 · Stage 3
- Reimagining insurance for a new era of risk 20 April 2027
- Scale, specialism and the next generation of US broking 20 April 2027 · Stage 2
- Sell, scale or stay independent? 20 April 2027 · Stage 2
- Speed without leakage: the next battle for AI-enabled claims 20 April 2027 · Stage 4
- State Farm: letting the vehicle explain what happened 20 April 2027 · Stage 4
- The connected claims model: prevention, speed and smarter resolution 20 April 2027 · Stage 4
- The new AI arms race: staying ahead of the fraudsters 20 April 2027 · Stage 4
- The quantum roadmap: the moves to make now 20 April 2027 · Stage 1
- The resilience challenge: cyber, cloud concentration and third-party risk 20 April 2027 · Stage 1
- Waymo’s road to autonomy 20 April 2027 · Stage 3
- When AI agents are the shoppers: Insurify’s move into agentic commerce 20 April 2027 · Stage 2
- When the cloud goes down: Parametrix takes on systemic technology risk 20 April 2027 · Stage 4
- Where will competitive underwriting advantage come from in the next cycle? 20 April 2027 · Stage 3
- Find it, finance it, insure it: building one connected ecosystem at USAA 20 April 2027 · Stage 2
- From broker to risk architect: how is the role evolving? 20 April 2027 · Stage 2
- From data centers to power grids: how Shepherd is insuring the infrastructure behind the AI boom 20 April 2027 · Stage 3
- Fueling real-time decisioning: overcoming the challenge of fragmented data 20 April 2027 · Stage 1
- GEICO’s trucking expansion: turning driving data into commercial growth 20 April 2027 · Stage 3
- Growing when rates aren’t: where will independent agencies find their next advantage? 20 April 2027 · Stage 2
- Identifying growth opportunities in the diverging commercial market 20 April 2027 · Stage 3
- In a world of agentic commerce, how will insurance distribution change? 20 April 2027 · Stage 2
- Inside AIG’s digital twin: building the business architecture for AI 20 April 2027 · Stage 1
- Inside Marsh’s Renewal Companion: the power of real-time decisioning 20 April 2027 · Stage 2
- Insuring AI: the new underwriting frontier 20 April 2027 · Stage 3
- Lessons from SpaceX: data at the speed of decision 20 April 2027 · Stage 1
- NAIC regulatory update 20 April 2027
- No damage required: Adaptive’s new model for business interruption 20 April 2027 · Stage 4
- Nuclear verdicts, social inflation and the new liability landscape 20 April 2027 · Stage 4
- What if old assets became new markets? 21 April 2027
- Why Walmart keeps millions of dollars of risk in-house 21 April 2027 · Stage 2
- The robot economy: who insures the workforce of tomorrow? 21 April 2027
- From cat bonds to casualty sidecars: how capital markets are reshaping risk transfer 21 April 2027 · Stage 2
- The role of fronting in a soft market 21 April 2027 · Stage 3
- From insurance mascot to cultural icon: how State Farm’s Jake engaged Gen Z 21 April 2027 · Stage 1
- Succeeding in specialty: lessons from Hagerty’s journey from MGA to full risk owner 21 April 2027 · Stage 3
- Untapped potential: the next trillion-dollar opportunity 21 April 2027
- Global insurance outlook 21 April 2027
- Predict and personalize: improving retention without losing trust 21 April 2027 · Stage 1
- Everest’s $600m alternative model for casualty capital 21 April 2027 · Stage 2
- The economics of insurance 21 April 2027
- Price, product or experience: what makes customers stay in a softer market? 21 April 2027 · Stage 1
- The moves to make now: insights from the boardroom 21 April 2027
- When AI chooses the carrier: the new era of commercial placement 21 April 2027 · Stage 3