Podcast appearances and mentions of erik wenzel

Roger Loomis and Erik Wenzel discuss Assured Allies wellness program which reports it can reduce LTC claim costs by 18%.

Erik Wenzel is an InsurTech enthusiast and actuary. He describes himself as someone who has the brain of an actuary and passion of a Silicon Valley entrepreneur, and firmly believes the actuary profession is more than capable of leveraging opportunities presented by InsurTech. He currently works at CNA Insurance, a commercial property and insurance company that provides a range of insurance services for different sectors including construction, financial institutions, and healthcare.  Erik joins us today to shed light on the subject of actuarial science and how it interacts with the insurance industry. He describes how he dreamed about being an actuary and how it enables him to become an efficient insurance analyzer. He discusses the aspect of health, the real cost of insurance, and some of the associations he’s a member of. He also explains why he chose LinkedIn as his primary platform when it comes to sharing knowledge about the actuary profession. “Insurance is a trillion-dollar opportunity for Silicon Valley to come in and disrupt it.” - Erik Wenzel Today on Spot On Insurance: Why Eric studied actuarial science and how he ended up in the insurance industry. How being an actuary affects the way he analyzes insurance. His thoughts on the current health trajectory our society is going through. The cost of insurance from the perspective of agents and clients. The progress of actuaries in the InsurTech space. Why he uses LinkedIn as his platform to communicate with other actuaries. The insurance industry associations he belongs to and how they helped his career. His advice to young actuaries on how to become an expert. Key Takeaways: You can't search Google and learn how to become a good actuary. A lot of an actuary’s work is using data over the last several years to determine what is going to happen over the next sixty years. Resources Mentioned: Society of Actuaries Connect with Erik Wenzel: CNA insurance 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!

Sean Duffy talks to Sarah Hurd and Erik Wenzel about Guy Debord’s Situationist manifesto, The Society of the Spectacle. Forward Museums - https://fwdmuseumsjournal.weebly.com/

Erik Wenzel, FSA, is an InsurTech enthusiast. Having been described as having the head of an actuary and the heart of a Silicon Valley entrepreneur, Wenzel believes actuaries are currently in a prime position to leverage the new opportunities that InsurTech presents in the actuarial profession. On today’s show, Wenzel defines InsurTech, explains how it’s playing out globally, the impact on the actuarial profession and more. Please note that Robert Eaton, not Mark Eaton (as mentioned at 15:42), is the actuary who is an advisor to Neurocern. Leave a Review: Did you like this episode? Please leave a review on iTunes with your feedback! Also, please subscribe to the Listen at Your Own Risk podcast on iTunes, to get notified when a new episode gets released. Thank you for listening to this week’s show, and tune in next week for another great guest.

Nicoletta Rousseva interviews Prof. Christina Kiaer about Soviet revolutionary art at the Smart Museum and the Art Institute of Chicago, then walks through the Art Institute with Erik Wenzel.

Eleanor and André reading John Cage's "Silence" for William Pope L's "Cage Unrequited" at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Chicago, IL. Erik Wenzel performed moments earlier, but was not recorded.

It was just an ordinary day in Chicago. Erik Wenzel and Nina Litoff were talking about Young British Art. André Callot dialed up the internet and said, “there’s been a p-p-p-podcast.” A sensational episode that includes such scandalous topics as art about murderers, Playboy getting less sexy and those cheeky yBa’s.

Eleanor and André flew to New York City to talk with a special ghost, theater director Kristina Satter, whose new show "Ancient Lives" just wrapped up a run at The Kitchen. Erik Wenzel pops in to share his abiding passion for the stage.

Episode one of I Don't Hate This, a new contemporary art podcast hosted by Nina Litoff and Erik Wenzel. On the first episode, Nina and Erik don't hate the Christopher Williams show "The Production Line of Happiness" at the Art Institute of Chicago. Follow @idonthatethis on Twitter and idonthatethispod.tumblr.com.

The first episode of a new performance studies/sound studies podcast, hosted by Eleanor Russell. Featuring André Callot, Erik Wenzel and special ghost Aja Saunders. This episode is about the 1990 comedy Ghost Dad.

This week: Marc LeBlanc and Brian Andrews talk to Berin Gonlonu, Associate Visual Arts Curator at Yerba Buena Center for the Arts. Mike Benedetto makes his fabulous return. Nathan Rodgers-Madsen interviews Erik Wenzel of the Art or Idiocy? blog and numerous other artistic and journalistical type projects. Yup.