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Carey Anne Nadeau is the Co-Founder and Co-CEO of LOOP, a car insurance agency that makes it their business to serve the underserved, including people who have no or low credit. Using data in novel ways, LOOP is capitalizing on industry-wide mis-pricing, delivering an affordable and dignified experience to its members. Carey believes that by using data we can reveal and correct for institutionalized bias, supporting smart policy making and building big businesses in the blind spot of legacy financial services institutions. She's been chipping away at this problem for 15 years, founding multiple companies, becoming a vocal advocate for justice and equality, and being a thought leader in the smart cities and open data movements. Carey honed her craft at premier research and academic institutions – the Brookings Institution and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), where she holds a Research Affiliate appointment and a Master's Degree from the Dept of Urban Studies and Planning. She's been published in books, articles, and won national awards for her cutting-edge work using geospatial statistics to discuss the living wage and urban mobility. Highlights from the Show Carey's career was focused on data and decision making, which is where her interest in insurance as a social good came from, wondering if there was a way for data to create fairer ways to cover people She co-founded LOOP as an auto insurer that tries to undo the industry practice of using credit to price risk, and instead do so in ways that are fairer and rely on what actually correlates to risk LOOP is the only standard auto insurer that has committed not to using credit, but also doesn't use profession or other things that can drive bias Credit's issues stem from very real, normal things that people do, like having student loan debt, working as a 1099 instead of W2 employee and more Instead, LOOP considers things like the roads you drive on, and the likelihood of crashes on them rather than credit Carey talked about how credit varies in ways that's uncorrelated with risk She sees a future 10 years from now that won't include credit Regulators are more open to moving past credit than some may think because they care deeply about redlining and ensuring people are getting a fair shake  LOOP can show regulators two ZIP codes and crash risk, and that there's an equal probability in the wealthy and poor neighborhood, so why would ZIP be a basis to charge more for the poor neighborhood when the risk is the same? When it comes to new data and AI, there's no silver bullet – it's hard work, and you have to figure it out, invest in the models, and monitor them over time; you can't just throw AI at it and pray it works The impact is that the average auto policy is $1100, and these people with the same risk but a worse credit profile are paying $1600, which is a massive disadvantage Segmentation matters, and many in the industry seemed to have stopped at where we got in the mid-2000s rather than being willing to really challenge things We discussed the three waves of InsurTech insurers 1st wave - eSurance, which was about digitizing the process 2nd wave - those who tried to push on tech approaches without considering underwriting mindsets as much 3rd wave - companies like LOOP that are not looking to grow at all costs, but start from a strong underwriting mindset There's a return to capital efficiency in today's macro-economic environment, which provides opportunities to get good talent and to stay steady, focused and disciplined while others are stalling or faltering This episode is brought to you by The Future of Insurance Volume III. The Collaborators, part of the Future of Insurance thought leadership series (future-of-insurance.com) from Bryan Falchuk. Follow the podcast at future-of-insurance.com/podcast for more details and other episodes. Music courtesy of Hyperbeat Music, available to stream or download on Spotify, Apple Music, and Amazon Music and more.

Welcome to RIMScast. Your host is Justin Smulison, Business Content Manager at RIMS, the Risk and Insurance Management Society.   This week on the podcast, Justin is joined by the co-founder and co-CEO of LOOP, Carey Anne Nadeau. Founded in 2020, LOOP is an auto insurance MGA that uses AI to provide a fair price to all.   In this conversation, Carey speaks about the future of risktech, how Loop is modernizing data analytics to reduce risk, her philosophies on data analysis, and how she uses AI to create equitable products. She also gives a preview of her keynote for the second day of the RIMS virtual event, TechRisk/RiskTech, which will be held January 26‒27th, 2022.   Key Takeaways: [:01] About RIMS' Global Membership and RIMScast. [:26] About today's episode. [:43] Upcoming RIMS current virtual offerings. [1:20] About the upcoming 2022 RIMS RiskTech Forum. [1:59] More about today's episode with Carey Anne Nadeau. [2:32] Justin welcomes Carey to the podcast! [2:39] Carey shares about her professional history in risk and how she came to be the co-founder and co-CEO of LOOP. [5:06] Carey shares about her mission to modernize the measurement of risk and what she does to measure risk. [7:05] How Loop uniquely examines measurements and risk methods (and which factors they view as outdated). [10:25] About the RIMS Mobile App; RIMS Buyers Guide; and RIMS Annual Conference, RISKWORLD 2022. [12:03] How Carey sees risk tech further enhancing the future of the risk profession. [15:07] Carey highlights a key part of LOOP that uniquely separates them from others in the space. [15:36] Carey provides a preview of her upcoming keynote at TechRisk/RiskTech. [16:25] Justin thanks Carey for joining RIMScast and shares some of the links to look out for in this episode's show notes!   Mentioned in this Episode: RIMS Events, Education, and Services: TechRisk/RiskTech | RIMS Virtual Event Jan. 26‒27, 2022 — Register Today! 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RIMS Virtual Workshops Upcoming RIMS Webinars On-Demand Webinars RIMS Advisory Services — Ask a Peer Risk Management Magazine Risk Management Monitor RIMS Coronavirus Information Center RIMS Risk Leaders Series — New interview with RIMS 2021 Risk Manager of the Year Michael Harrington! RIMS-Certified Risk Management Professional (RIMS-CRMP) RIMS-CRMP Stories — New interview featuring RIMS Treasurer Jennifer Santiago! Spencer Educational Foundation RIMS DEI Council   Want to Learn More? Keep up with the podcast on RIMS.org and listen on iTunes. Have a question or suggestion? Email: Content@rims.org.   Join the Conversation! Follow @RIMSorg on Facebook and Twitter, and LinkedIn.   Follow up with Our Guest: Carey Anne Nadeau     Tweetables (For Social Media Use):   “What sets [Loop] apart from other carriers or … MGAs in this space is that we are … on a mission … to provide more … equitable insurance. … Loop is taking a very fresh and modern approach to using data … to deliver a really lovely customer experience.” — Carey Anne Nadeau   “We're … in a renaissance in the risk profession. Those of us who are innovating in this space, … I think of us as avant-garde. We're creating things. … We're finding opportunities to sell to markets … and solve … problems that … haven't been addressed.” — Carey Anne Nadeau   “In this space, there's also an opportunity to collaborate with your community. One thing that really drives Loop and is important to us is building deep relationships with our Loop drivers and finding opportunities for them to benefit and connect.” — Carey Anne Nadeau  

Hello and welcome to the latest episode of the Leadership in Insurance Podcast where this week we are lucky enough to be joined by Carey Anne Nadeau, Co-CEO & Co-Founder of LOOP, the Texas-based motor insurance start-up on the mission to make motor insurance more fair and transparent for more people.We had a great conversation this week where we discussed a wide variety of topics such as: How LOOP looks at data that other insurance carriers ignore Changing how we think about insurance and serving people in an honest and fair way Raising capital Asking the right questions What makes LOOP different? InsurTech's waves of evolution Taking a community driven approach to growth The cost of play in a saturated market How LOOP pays attention to modern forms of communication Do you think insurance today is fair and transparent? Is trust in financial services broken? The outcome we care about is trust and how LOOP focuses on that How mis-trust impacts client relationships Adding value and building relationships - it's not all about price The need for technological advance in customer service and road side assistance The need to be forward thinking for the benefit of the customers What does transparency mean for you? The importance of cultural values The challenges of building a diverse community The process of ‘forming, storming, norming, and then performing' Using AI to provide transparency How bias is baked in to AI Giving people access to insurance when they might not be able to get it otherwise Ultimately, lets take care of eachother...and crash less!Thank you Carey Anne for your time, it was great to speak to you!This Podcast was brought to you by FinPro, an executive recruitment business that works in the Insurance and Insurtech space.Our host in FinPro Director, Alex Bond Please like and subscribe if you enjoyed this podcast Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Carey Anne Nadeau is an MIT-trained entrepreneur, focused on modernizing the measurement of risk. Formerly a Researcher at the Brookings Institution and Urban Institute, Carey Anne went on to found Loop, an auto insurance MGA that uses AI to provide a fair price to all. Find more about Loop HERE. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Hosts James Benham & Rob Galbraith are joined by Carey Anne Nadeau from Loop Insurance. James, Rob & Carey Anne discuss Direct to Consumer Fair Auto Insurance and how exactly Fair is defined when concerning Car Insurance. Find us on social media! We're on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn, or follow James on Twitter! Subscribe, rate, and comment. As always - Enjoy the Ride & Geek Out!

Let's be honest, a lot has to go right to take on a trillion-dollar industry that's over a century old.  Because it takes a lot to start a new insurance company and they're never born overnight.  But how does anyone survive that process and what type of innovation has to happen to give it a chance? Believe it or not, there are quite a few ducks that need to be in a row before significant progress can be made. John Henry and Carey Anne Nadeau, Co-Founders of Loop Insurance, talk about the fundamental changes auto rating is primed and ready for. 

Carey Anne Nadeau, Co-CEO of Loop talks about what it means to be a Co-CEO and how that works, how Loop managed to raise over $3 million in such a short time and what led her into this field. We also spoke about diversity (the lack of it) amongst founders and specifically founders in the InsureTech and how founders can use it to their advantage. Carey's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/careyannenadeau/ Carey's Twitter: https://twitter.com/canadeau?s=20 Loop insurance: https://www.loopinsure.co/ Episode by Katelyn Johnson, investor in InsureTech: https://www.fundraisingradio.com/Katelyn-Johnson/

Today we welcome Carey Anne Nadeau, CEO of Ometry to the studio.  Today's episode turned into something different than what we've typically done.  Instead of diving into the insurance buying experience of our guest, we focus today on a singular topic.  While we start off discussing Ometry's mission, we then spend most of our time discussing Auto insurance.  Things like how Ometry is changing the way risk is measured, how we can use data to make routes safer, and how Auto insurance is due for a correction in how rates are determined. 01:30 - About Ometry05:42 - Key findings from Auto crash data12:31 - How crash and other telematics data can be used to improve Auto insurance18:53 - Solving the data access problem of Auto insurers29:08 - COVD-19's impact on the Auto insurance industry

Carey Ann Nadeau is the founder and CEO of Ometry, a risk technology company, measuring road safety that was started five years ago. She is an MIT-trained entrepreneur focused on modernizing the measurement of risk.In this episode of the Power Women in Insurance Podcast, Teresa speaks with Carey Ann about her journey in the insurance industry that is highly influenced by wanting to serve the people in vulnerable situations. She explains in detail how data shows that people still need car insurance during the COVID-19 pandemic because it is as unsafe as ever.Listen to learn how Carey deals with challenges that face her as a woman insurance owner. You will also learn the importance of developing meaningful and right relationships with both your clients and employees.“We should reconsider in many conversations, in many boardrooms, and on the streets how we’re serving the people that ultimately are our customers.” Carey Ann [33:42]Top Takeaways: The importance of educating the community on the benefits of insurance policies. The power of controlling your own destiny and manifesting your best-self every day as you do what you love. How to create both meaningful internal and external relations in your agency.What you will learn: [02:01 Carey shares the need she saw in the insurance industry that needed change like outdated rules to make an impact in the community at large through her data-driven eyes. [13:02] Why insurance clients need to know that even during COVID-19 people are still getting into car accidents and need to be protected. [16:19] How Carey finds power as a woman in what she does in the insurance industry every day.  [19:30] How she shakes up the challenges that she faces as a woman in insurance and finding friendships in the industry.  [24:07] The importance of creating a connection with other insurance owners, manifesting the right people to work for you, and building the right relationships with clients.  [32:53] The importance of serving and doing what is right by clients in a meaningful mannerRelevant Links:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/careyannenadeau/Website Mentioned: https://www.wherearecrashes.comConnect With Teresa!Sterling Insurance Group's Website: https://www.sterlinginsnow.comTeresa's Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/teresa.comerkitchensSterling Insurance Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sterlinginsurancegrouptx/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sterlinginsurancegroup/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sterlinginsurancetx

Host Ron Glozman speaks with Carey Anne Nadeau, CEO & Founder, Ometry, about the impact of telematics, and the long-term effect on the personal and commercial auto insurance industry. Follow Chisel AI: website: www.chisel.ai LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/ChiselAI Twitter: twitter.com/chiselai Facebook:www.facebook.com/ChiselAI

Hosts James Benham & Rob Galbraith are joined by Carey Anne Nadeau, CEO & Founder of Ometry. James, Rob & Carey Anne discuss risk management, data, statistics and how they can affect driving & auto insurance The InsureTech Geek Podcast is brought to you by JBKnowledge. Find us on social media! We're on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn, or follow James on Twitter! Subscribe, rate, and comment. As always - Enjoy the Ride & Geek Out!

Hosts James Benham & Rob Galbraith are joined by Carey Anne Nadeau, CEO & Founder of Ometry. James, Rob & Carey Anne discuss risk management, data, statistics and how they can affect driving & auto insurance The InsureTech Geek Podcast is brought to you by JBKnowledge. Find us on social media! We're on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn, or follow James on Twitter! Subscribe, rate, and comment. As always - Enjoy the Ride & Geek Out!

The World Famous Insurance Dudes chat with Carey Anne NadeauABOUT CAREY ANNE Founder and CEO, Carey Anne Nadeau is an MIT-trained city planner and has spent years studying cities at the Brookings Institution and Urban Institute before launching ODN in 2014. The company has received acclaimed success as a smart-city consulting firm and has worked with municipal departments of transportation and planning to deliver predictive risk insights to better management public fleets and traffic safety programs, including Vision Zero.Carey Anne went on to found ODN, which brings together geospatial data and rates each road with a prediction of the probability of a crash. By pairing these insights with location-based driving data, ODN helps the auto insurance industry promote safe driving. Carey Anne also hosts the GolfCour.se podcast, a modern, inclusive forum for business conversations in insurance.For her thought-leadership, Carey Anne was invited to be a board member of Women Leaders in Insurance and Washington Life Magazine’s Top 25 Women in Tech.Apple | Google | Spotify | Stitcher | iHeart | Listen NotesWanna get on the mailing list for SNEAK peaks and insider info head over to http://www.theidudes.com Interested in Dudes4u services and / or becoming a member of the Insurance Dudes Elite Members Only Group? Need Telemarketing Or Leads? The iDudes have you covered. We will get your experienced callers, train them, and have them transferring you leads in no time! Want Exclusive Leads straight to your CRM and Email inbox for under $10 each? Head to www.dudes4u.com to get more info and get started before all the spots in your state are gone! (Limit per state)Support the show (https://www.dudes4u.com)

There is no predicting of what may happen on the road. The best thing we can do is take precautionary measures. Taking that to heart, Carey Anne Nadeau founded ODN—a company that builds AI products that augments what insurance carriers know about who their customers are with information about where they drive and their risk exposures on the road. In this episode, Carey explains further to us how they do this and the risk rating methods they use to measure environmental hazards on the road. She also taps into the use of big data, shedding light on how far we've come in terms of the technologies we have to predict and protect ourselves. With technologies like this, the future is bright for the taking. All we need is to take advantage of services like that from Carey's ODN.

Carey Anne Nadeau, Founder and CEO of ODN joins us today. ODN predicts where car crashes are likely and gives carriers the ability to better price personal and commercial lines insurance.  Our conversation ranges across a number of actually related topics: Urban planning, red-lining, the social impact of machine learning, and ways to increase the adoption of new technologies by insurance carriers.       Connect with Carey Anne Nadeau: Website: https://www.careyannenadeau.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/careyannenadeau Twitter: https://twitter.com/canadeau?lang=en   Connect with Nassau Re/Imagine:  Join Our Incubator Program  Website: Imagine.nsre.com     Connect with Nassau Re:  LinkedIn: Nassau Re  Website: NSRE.com   

Data is power. It creates. It moves. With data comes knowledge and information that can be integral and crucial to a business, organization, even an infrastructure of a city.   This week, we talk with a business that makes sense of data points and turns it into useable, logical big data.   On this week’s episode of FNO: InsureTech, we are joined by Carey Ann Nadeau, Founder & CEO of Open Data Nation (ODN). ODN combines detailed public records and industry expertise to reveal new, leading indicators of risks in cities. By measuring the risk around customers, they are able to develop customized profiles of data points that are unique and applicable.

In today´s episode of Agents Influence, host Jason Cass interviews Carey Anne Nadeau, Founder and CEO of ODN, Insurtech Founder and Data Expert. ODN predicts where car crashes are most likely to happen to increase the profitability of traditional auto insurance underwriting and telematics programs. Carey Ann Nadeau shares how she arrived in the big data industry and what her company ODN is able to accomplish and improve in the insurance field.

Carey Anne Nadeau is the CEO & Founder of ODN, a data science and insurtech company that collates and interprets public records and statistical data to give clients quantifiable advice on business risks. Carey combines the spirit of a success-driven entrepreneur and the intelligence of an MIT-trained statistician to modernize the way we do risk management. She has a Masters degree in City Planning from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and a Bachelor of Arts in Public Policy from the George Washington University.  In this episode, Carey describes how her company aims to revolutionize the way we measure risk. She shares the challenges she faced in corporate America and the reason she founded ODN. She shares some mind-blowing statistical facts and explains how they gather data and measure it. Carey also explains why those new to the industry should invest more in social media. “In the United States, there’s enough data now to build predictive models and use that data to reliably estimate where things are going to go wrong.” - Carey Anne Nadeau Today on Spot On Insurance: Carey Anne Nadeau's humble beginnings and how she came to join the data science industry. Why she chose to get a degree in City Planning. Her childhood and how her past experiences guided her to where she is today. Her struggles against the corporate patriarchy and how she overcame them. The political thoughts that helped her focus on data science. What ODN stands for and how she came up with that name. The kind of public records available and what their company seeks to do. The big problem with insurance pricing models. Exciting facts regarding public records and data trends. Key Takeaways: If you're promoted to a higher position with more duties, make sure to check that against the people doing half the job as you are and getting paid twice as much. About 2.5 billion records are produced every year by the US government. Data science can make an otherwise dull number into a mind-blowing statistic. Resources Mentioned: Ep.104: The Student Debt Crisis and How Employee Benefits Can Help Insurance Nerds Connect with Carey Ann Nadeau: ODNsure LinkedIn This episode was brought to you by….. Insurance Licensing Services of America (ILSA), America’s Premier Insurance Compliance and Licensing experts. To learn more about ILSA and their services, visit ILSAinc.com. Connect, Learn, Share Thank you for joining us on this week’s episode of Spot On Insurance. For more resources and episodes, visit SpotOnInsurance.com. Subscribe so you never miss an episode. Love what you’re learning, Spot Light your review on iTunes and share your favorite episodes with friends and colleagues!

It will have a lot less to do with who is driving and a lot more to do with where and when you're going someplace. No two roads are created equal and neither are the unique driving conditions that change by the minute. It's been such an unknown variable it's never been considered a possibility to impact the auto insurance bottom line. However, data has no limits and today we're on the verge of this new information adding a lot to the conversation. That's what I talk to Carey Anne Nadeau, Founder, and CEO of ODN, about knowing the true cost of real-time road conditions.

It will have a lot less to do with who is driving and a lot more to do with where and when you're going someplace. No two roads are created equal and neither are the unique driving conditions that change by the minute. It's been such an unknown variable it's never been considered a possibility to impact the auto insurance bottom line. However, data has no limits and today we're on the verge of this new information adding a lot to the conversation. That's what I talk to Carey Anne Nadeau, Founder, and CEO of ODN, about knowing the true cost of real-time road conditions.

On this episode, Carey Anne Nadeau interviews the insurtech startups participating in the Spring 2019 Hartford Insurtech Hub accelerator, powered by Startup Bootcamp. Contact information for the startups are listed below & each will participate in a demo day on April 26, 2019. To attend, RSVP here (https://www.eventbrite.com/e/demo-day-2019-amplify-tickets-57415845339/amp) 0:47 | Panya Chheng, Co-Founder & CO, Medyear. Visit: www.medyear.com or email: panya@medyear.com & follow on social media: LinkedIn or Twitter. 9:40 | Jay Pugliese, Co-Founder, CareValidate. Visit: carevalidate.com or email: jay@carevalidate.com & follow on social media: LinkedIn or Twitter. 18:40 | Matt Kay, COO & Co-Founder, Talem Health Analytics. Visit: talemhealthanalytics.com or email: matt@talemhealthanalytics.com & follow on social media: LinkedIn or Twitter. 26:22 | Frederico Capello, COO & CFO, Co-Founder, See Your Box. Visit: seeyourbox.com or email: fcapello@seeyourbox.com & follow on social media: LinkedIn or Twitter. 36:29 | Gilberto Spencer, CEO, Co-Founder, Claimspace. Visit: claimspace.io or email: gilberto@claimspace.io & follow on social media: LinkedIn or Twitter. 46:20 | Matthew Elan Smith, Co-Founder, Pineapple. Visit: pineapple.co.za or email: matthew@pineapple.co.za & follow on social media: LinkedIn, Twitter, or Instagram. 55:42 | Abraham Ventura, CEO, Pitch Gauge. Visit: pitchgauge.com or email: aventura@pitchgauge.com & follow on social media: LinkedIn, Twitter, or Instagram. 1:01:28 | Charlie Robinson, CCO, handdii. Visit: www.handdii.com or email: charlie@handdii.com & follow on LinkedIn. 1:15:43 | Ori Blumenthal, Co-Founder & CTO, Skywatch. Visit: www.skywatch.ai or email: oriblumenthal@skywatch.ai & follow on social media: LinkedIn or Twitter. 1:22:31 | Anant Tailor, Chief Commercial Officer, Dream Payments. Visit: https://www.dreampayments.ca/ or email: anant.tailor@dreampayments.com and follow on Social media: LinkedIn

On this episode, Carey Anne Nadeau interviews Justin Gress and Gary Kaplan of AXA XL Construction business line. We discuss their team’s innovative approach to talent development, identifying insurtechs, and piloting new technologies. Gary Kaplan, President of Construction at AXA XLGary is a highly disciplined and results-focused leader with the proven track record developing and motivating high performance teams. As President of Construction at AXA XL, he is responsible for all six P&C product lines including Property, Primary Casualty, Excess Casualty, Professional, Pollution, and Subcontractor Default insurance.Justin Gress, Director of Strategic Operations - Chief Operating Officer at AXA XLAs the Chief Operating Officer (COO)/Director of Strategic Operations for AXA XL, Justin is focused on owning and driving our overall Operational and Strategic Plans across Canada and North America Construction. He reports to the President of NA Construction and the CEO of AXA XL Canada. Justin has written multiple articles, including: “Constructive Conversations: Building customer-focused operations”FastFast Forward – December 2018https://axaxl.com/fast-fast-forward/articles/constructive-conversations_building-customer-focused-operations “Getting started with continuous improvement”FastFast Forward – September 2018https://axaxl.com/fast-fast-forward/articles/getting-started-with-continuous-improvement“Show Me the Money! Using Data to Drive Cost-Effective Innovation in the Construction Industry”FastFast Forward – January 2018http://xlcatlin.com/fast-fast-forward/articles/show-me-the-money_using-data-to-drive-cost-effective-innovation-in-the-construction-industryGary Kaplan shared the following resources, many of which are mentioned in this podcast: “Building a Customer-Focused Business from the Ground Up”Carrier Management Magazine – August 2017http://www.carriermanagement.com/features/2017/08/29/170669.htm?bypass=45489cad35a94e724cd4d9ead76b3c02“The Benefits of Having One Insurer to Meet All of Your Needs”Reuters – October 2018https://www.reuters.com/article/idUSWAOAX382RRD3189Q “Business planning that looks beyond the bottom line”FastFastForward.com – August 2018https://xlcatlin.com/fast-fast-forward/articles/business-planning-that-looks-beyond-the-bottom-line “A winning formula: Customer-centric business strategy”FastFastForward.com – June 2018https://xlcatlin.com/fast-fast-forward/articles/a-winning-formula_-customer-centric-business-strategy “Keeping ahead of competition”FastFastForward.com – April 2018http://xlcatlin.com/fast-fast-forward/articles/keeping-ahead-of-competition “4 Keys to Incredible Employee Engagement”Science of Story – April 2018https://scienceofstory.org/4-keys-to-incredible-

Carey Anne Nadeau interviews Dave Kaufman, CEO of Motorists Insurance Group and member of ‘Insuring Ohio Futures’. In this episode, we discuss the human capital shortage in insurance and the state of Ohio’s approach to rebuilding talent pipelines.

Carey Anne Nadeau interviews Brandon Schuh, fellow podcast host of Risk Radio. In this episode, we discuss the ways insurance podcasts are benefiting the industry and how even casual listeners can contribute. To listen to Risk Radio, subscribe on Itunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/risk-radio/id1449923455?mt=2

Carey Anne Nadeau, Founder of ODN, interviews Marvol Barnard, incoming President of the LPGA Teaching and Club Professionals. Marvol shares her thoughts about the importance of social networking in insurance and her strategies to promote diversity and inclusion, all while having a fun time.If you're looking to learn more about the LPGA and becoming a certified teaching professional, visit: http://www.lpga.com/tcp #inviteher

Carey Anne Nadeau interviews Shana Schlossberg and Rachel Dantes of Upward HartfordConnect with:Shana Schlossberg - https://www.linkedin.com/in/shana-schlossberg/Rachel Dantess - https://www.linkedin.com/in/rachel-dantess/Upward Hartford - www.moveupward.city/labs

In this episode of Profiles in Risk, you can meet Carey Anne Nadeau, who will be a guest host of Profiles in Risk indefinitely. We talked about the overwhelming amount of municipal data being captured, ODN's mission for that data and how the insurance ecosystem can use that data and insight. Big Data has come to insurance, the data has arrived!CONNECT WITH CAREY ANNE NADEAU: LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/carey-anne-nadeau-9a15a37/ ODN - https://www.odnsure.com/ MENTIONED:Rush (Greatest band of all time?) - https://amzn.to/2ToM7MU BOOKS RECOMMENDED BY CAREY ANNE: The Economy of Cities by Jane Jacobs - https://amzn.to/2DKNrov SUBSCRIBE AT:Buzzsprout RSS: https://goo.gl/5K4X3QGoogle Play: https://goo.gl/WMAvW4iTunes: https://goo.gl/7SqwvP Overcast: https://goo.gl/8b4cbD Spotify: https://goo.gl/niAbGN Stitcher: https://goo.gl/DmE7MiYouTube: https://goo.gl/1Turar

The goal of Carey Anne Nadeau, founder of Open Data Nation, is to “bring expertise in open data and data science to bear on the most pressing urban issues.” What compelled her to start the company was that she “wanted something to exist that just didn’t exist.” She was frustrated, dissatisfied, and complaining. The industry tended to be a “boys’ club,” and she experienced this firsthand when she was getting paid significantly less than a male peer. “The structures that already existed were not supportive to my growth,” she says. When told by a friend she should just “do it herself” she found the inspiration to start her own business. She chose to focus on using data science for societal benefit – to improve health and safety in cities – and become a female role model. At one point, her entire company was female. This did not occur intentionally, but because it was mostly women who were motivated to do data statistics for the betterment of our society. Hence the title, “the future is female.” Carey Anne sees “a lot of opportunity for women to have a greater role. When they do, businesses see a lot of benefits.” However, because her industry is still a “boys’ club,” Carey Anne is very aware of how she can be perceived. When she meets with new clients, talks about her value proposition, and lets her audience know she’s an MIT data scientist and city planner, they are often taken aback. Their reaction is, “What? That can’t be.” Knowing that have people have questioned or doubted a young, female entrepreneur’s standing in the industry, she suggests that one be very aware of people’s possible predispositions with respect to race, age, ethnicity, etc. – even whether a man has a beard.   Carey Anne sees data’s role in business as helping think about, anticipate, and prepare for the future, not just as means of reviewing the past. For example, she will ask clients, “What pain points are you overwhelmed with?” to gain an understanding of how to get ahead of the problem. Carey Anne does believe “the future is female,” but she is not saying the future is not male. It is not a zero-sum game. In her own experience, her male and female advisors offer divergent, but complementary, business-building help and insights. Where men are very focused on the current business and have opened boardroom doors, women have pushed more aggressively about how to make money. They “are really scrappy, looking for another angle, they don’t pigeonhole,” she says. At the same time, it is often a female characteristic to offer love, appreciation and support, and Carey Anne hopes that men, too, see themselves as “examples for others in the way we can all live our lives with more love and more happiness.”