Elizabeth Blosfield

3 weeks ago | carriermanagement.com | Elizabeth Blosfield

As insurance leaders gain a better handle on the challenges of embracing technology, another challenge is emerging: making sure technology doesn’t replace humanity in team building. “The biggest issue right now facing an organization of our scale — an organization of your scale — is that scale has the risk of eating humanity, and scale and humanity fight each other in cultures,” said Dan Helfrich, principal and former Chair and CEO of Deloitte Consulting LLP.

3 weeks ago | insurancejournal.com | Elizabeth Blosfield

Artificial intelligence technology has continued to evolve, and it’s affecting many areas of insurance from claims to underwriting to customer service, according to panelists at the 2025 PLUS D&O Symposium in New York City. But has the technology developed so much that it could replace human underwriting in the next five years?

1 month ago | carriermanagement.com | Elizabeth Blosfield

In a competitive insurance landscape, delivering the best customer experience goes beyond simply processing claims. It means creating efficiency for everyone in the value chain. That’s according to panelists at InsurTech NY’s Spring Conference, held in New York City earlier this month.

1 month ago | carriermanagement.com | Elizabeth Blosfield

Cybersecurity professionals, businesses, individuals and insurers alike are fighting a war with cyber criminals, and they might be losing, according to experts on the latest episode of The Insuring Cyber Podcast. “I feel like we’re behind, and we’re losing,” said Melissa Ventrone, leader of the cybersecurity, data protection, and privacy practice at law firm Clark Hill. She said this is because as soon as cybersecurity approaches change to keep up with the criminals, they adapt too.

1 month ago | broadwayworld.com | Elizabeth Blosfield

The U.S. premiere of U.K. hip-hop dance theater company, Boy Blue, brought energy, rhythm and artistry to Jazz at Lincoln Center’s Rose Theater last weekend with Cycles. The show served as an exploration of hip-hop’s rich history, choreographed by Kenrick Sandy with music compositions by Michael Asante. The company presented three evening performances at the Rose Theater from March 27-29.