Zach Ewell

Washington, D.C., United States

Content Specialist and AV Producer at Leader's Edge Magazine

Content Specialist and AV Producer at Leader's Edge (Podcast)

Journalist and Filmmaker, Instagram- https://t.co/vrQ7LqrPgf

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Medical Inflation and Tariffs Hit International Firms

3 days ago | leadersedge.com | Zach Ewell

Leader's Edge Trailer Bonus Episode 199 Season 1 Medical Inflation and Tariffs Hit International Firms In this episode, Leader's Edge hosts a conversation at The Council's Employee Benefits Leadership Forum with Jonathan Hsieh, CEO of Pacific Prime Americas. Hsieh shares how his background in law helped him break into insurance industry, how medical inflation and tariffs are impacting his clients, and what trends he’s watching in the benefits market.
Modern Benefits: Design, Delivery, and Disconnects

1 week ago | leadersedge.com | Zach Ewell

Sponsored by Prudential Posted on June 17, 2025 In addition to discussing the survey results, the conversation covers benefits-related technology, opportunities for growth, new product development, better client service, and the 150-year history that provides the foundation for Prudential today.
Personal Lines with Scott Goodreau

3 weeks ago | leadersedge.com | Zach Ewell

Leader's Edge Trailer Bonus Episode 197 Season 1 Personal Lines with Scott Goodreau In this podcast, Scott Goodreau CEO of Brightstone Specialty Group, shares childhood stories of waking up at 3 a.m. to help his dad's canteen truck business, and how that informed his entrepreneurial nature. Goodreau also dives into why higher education changed his life and how he started his company.
Creative Solutions in Large Commercial

1 month ago | leadersedge.com | Zach Ewell

Leader's Edge Trailer Bonus Episode 196 Season 1 Creative Solutions in Large Commercial In this edition of our AXA XL podcast series, head of large commercial Donna Nadeau sits down with Leader’s Edge to talk about the latest on large-business risk. Nadeau discusses how clients are dealing with the impacts of tariffs, potential supply chain disruptions, AI algorithm bias, and much more.
From Classroom to Clients: Teachers Pivoting to Insurance

1 month ago | leadersedge.com | Zach Ewell

Our purpose is to interview up-and-coming insurance talent to find out why they chose this industry. These professionals have pivoted to insurance from careers on the fields of Major League Baseball and sailing the seas for the U.S. Coast Guard, to name just two. In this episode, we’re going back to school. We meet two former teachers who went from education to employee benefits.
Risk Management in the Middle Market

1 month ago | leadersedge.com | Zach Ewell

Sponsored by Nationwide Posted on May 6, 2025 Among the range of risk management issues covered are economic concerns, supply chain disruptions, cyber threats and regulatory compliance issues. She also discusses gaps in risk preparedness for middle market businesses, industry opportunities, and more.
Personal Lines with Beth Ferrin

1 month ago | leadersedge.com | Zach Ewell

Leader's Edge Trailer Bonus Episode 193 Season 1 Personal Lines with Beth Ferrin A conversation with the president of McGohan Brabender. A native of Ashland, Ohio, Beth Ferrin shares how growing up in Amish country shaped her formative years, what it's like being the first female president of her firm, and the importance of advocacy in her role.
Eyes on Earth | Leader's Edge Magazine

1 month ago | leadersedge.com | Zach Ewell

P&C Technosavvy the May 2025 issue That data proved its value in recent months for Hurricanes Helene and Milton and the Los Angeles wildfires. The ability to monitor small changes on the ground from 500 miles up in space is opening new possibilities for the Finland-based company in earthquake response, supply chains, utilities, wind power, and other areas.
Every Book’s Final Resting Place

1 month ago | leadersedge.com | Zach Ewell

Lifestyle Reader's Edge the May 2025 issue Captivating fiction resonates long after the physical act of reading the book is complete. Characters, events, and descriptions, if they are meaningfully ambiguous and cyclical, as the best writing strives to be, resound in our intellects as we ruminate on the nuances and undercurrents in the stream of ideas that a novel represents.
Gene Therapy: Rarely Needed but Massively Expensive

1 month ago | leadersedge.com | Zach Ewell

Health+Benefits Vital Signs the May 2025 issue The founder of the stop-loss and risk management-focused brokerage and consultant discusses the landscape for these therapies, how they impact employers’ bottom lines, and why employers should consider covering these life-saving medications for their workforce. Q Gene therapies aren’t widely used yet, but they seem to be widely discussed in the insurance industry. Why are they a concern?