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EPISODE · Dec 21, 2020 · 12 MIN

Most People are Really Good People (w/ Cory Isaacson, CEO reThought Insurance)

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Cory Isaacson had built ad run several major software businesses and filed 5 Patents before he started ReThought Insurance. This time he sat down with a venture partner and wrote down exactly what he wanted to achieve and the market opportunity that would become ReThought. He hand-picked his co-founders based on their common beliefs and deep subject-matter expertise in insurance.  According to Cory, "If you start with a Big Vision and Big Dream you make it a lot longer and more successfully than those who just start with How do I make a Profit Today." ReThought engineers solutions for the larger property business around climate risk. Cory built the team from the concept of treating employees as long-term stakeholders in the business, using diversity to strengthen resiliency in the organization and with a focus on high ethics. Insurtech Leadership Podcast airs weekly, hosted by Joshua R. Hollander giving you up-close personal insights from the leaders of the fastest growing insurtechs and most innovative carriers and brokers.

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