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by Jared Lesar
A podcast about partnerships in insurance distribution -> why do insurance partnerships matter? In the insurance ecosystem, the customers of insurers are the end-policyholder but also MGAs and intermediaries and distribution partners. The customers of MGAs, intermediaries and distribution partners are the end-policyholder. Orchestrating these relationships (partnerships) involves a high degree of coordination, but also deep integration at different levels: The relationship between partners (insurers, MGAs, distribution partners) and the technology they use to run their businesses (technical, systems integrations) The relationship between product and the transactions it lives inside (product and commercial integrations) The technical and human relationships offered by Root’s ‘integrated’ brand of partnership (human integrations)
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Why Insurance Growth is about Culture, Not Capital | Herman Schoeman
Insurance distribution is being rewritten by alignment. Herman Schoeman reveals why the winning partnerships are not built on tech alone, but on shared purpose, the right commercial model, and a culture that can actually change. Jared Lesar, Root COO, sits down with Herman Schoeman, Head of...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
A podcast about partnerships in insurance distribution -> why do insurance partnerships matter? In the insurance ecosystem, the customers of insurers are the end-policyholder but also MGAs and intermediaries and distribution partners. The customers of MGAs, intermediaries and distribution partners are the end-policyholder. Orchestrating these relationships (partnerships) involves a high degree of coordination, but also deep integration at different levels:
The relationship between partners (insurers, MGAs, distribution partners) and the technology they use to run their businesses (technical, systems integrations)
The relationship between product and the transactions it lives inside (product and commercial integrations)
The technical and human relationships offered by Root’s ‘integrated’ brand of partnership (human integrations)
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Jared Lesar
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