About This Episode
In Duck Creek’s third annual reflections and predictions on the Creek episode, hosts Rob Savitsky and Zach May sit down with fellow millennial, Ema Roloff of Roloff Consulting, to rewind the tape on 2023 and crystalize their visions for the evolving terrain of the insurance industry in 2024.
With older workers retiring in droves, what have carriers been doing to attract younger workers and what will they be doing in 2024? What impact have we seen thus far by generative AI and what impact will it have in the coming year? Will claims teams reinvent themselves in 2024 or will it be more of the status quo?
Listen to this special episode where the guest temporarily becomes the host and vice versa, and hear Ema, Rob, and Zach each provide their takes on key trends that will shape the industry in the year ahead.
Connect with Ema on LinkedIn or by visiting her website at www.roloffconsulting.com/
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Featured On This Podcast
Ema Roloff
Co-Founder and
Principal Consultant;
Roloff Consulting,
Host; Leading Change podcast
Rob Savitsky
Director of Product Marketing,
Duck Creek Technologies
Zach May
Manager of Solution Consulting,
Duck Creek Technologies
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