Elizabeth Jenkin: CEO, Nimbla: A career in insurance - how to lift as you climb (188)

InsTech - insurance & innovation with Matthew Grant

Elizabeth Jenkin is the CEO of Nimbla, Co-founder of the women's network "Lift as you Climb" and is on the boards of Gallagher, Fidelis and the Women's Football Association. She joins Robin to discuss why she left her 20-year career as a broker with Aon and RFIB to join a start-up, how brokers and insurers differ and the importance of curiosity.

Talking points include:

• The importance of the voice of the customer
• Factors that enable a company to scale effectively
• Embedded insurance
• What a good partner looks like
• Their 5-year tie-up with Accelerant
• Taking inspiration from role models and mentors

You can also get more information on the InsTech member profile page for Nimbla.

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• Summarise the relationship between brokers and insurers, and some key differences in their practices
• Identify the factors a company needs to consider when looking to scale its business in the insurance industry
• Describe how companies can collaborate effectively with customers to enhance the quality of their offering

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