Insurance Nexus today announced the opening of the Insurance Nexus Awards 2019
By FF Newsroom · 26 March 2019

Designed to recognize genuine, truly innovative and meaningful approaches to excellence in the North American insurance arena, the Insurance Nexus Awards 2019 will be presented at an exclusive ceremony being held in Chicago on September 12th, 2019.
Given the depth and pace of innovation taking place within the insurance industry, Insurance Nexus decided it is crucial to put a spotlight on the achievements of the insurance carriers, leaders and brokers driving lasting change and demonstrating excellence in their field.
"It was an incredible honor to be recognized in last year’s Insurance Innovation Awards,” said Allstate’s Glenn Shapiro, president of Allstate Personal Lines. “As I mentioned when receiving the award, the Allstate Claims team deserves the credit. This was a testament to their relentless focus on innovation and customer experience and the achievement was a tremendous source of pride for Allstaters across the enterprise. Awards that celebrate innovation are so important to our industry. I encourage everyone to take part and share their success stories.”
There are 15 categories of awards, recognizing teams and leaders from across customer, claims and innovation units, as well as from product, business, brokering and leadership positions. Nominations open March 15th, closing May 17th, with Finalists announced by Insurance Nexus on June 17th. Finalists will be selected by a judging panel of industry experts, including:
- Paul Carroll, Editor-in-Chief, Insurance Thought Leadership
- Karlyn Carnahan, Head of P&C Insurance, Americas, Celent
- Karen Furtado, Partner, Strategy Meets Action
- Dawn LeBlanc, Managing Director, Hartford InsurTech Hub
- Scott McCormick, President, Connected Vehicle Trade Association
- Margaret Resce Milkint, Managing Partner, The Jacobson Group
- Anthony O’Donnell, Executive Editor, Insurance Innovation Reporter
- Nicole Cook, Managing Director, Global Insurance Accelerator