Roundtables uncover best practices and peer insights
Auriemma Roundtables aims to foster strong communities within the insurance industry, providing professionals with valuable insights and solutions that benefit the entire industry.
By covering a wide range of topics and tapping into the expertise of subject matter specialists and data, we are able to delve into the core of what’s happening in the industry.
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Property Claims Roundtable
The Property Claims Roundtable is a dedicated forum for property claims professionals to share best practices around claims inflation and customer expectations. Members gain insights into operational strategies, technology integration, and claims optimizations.
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Chief Claims Officer Roundtable
The Chief Claim Officer Roundtable is a peer-to-peer executive meeting that discusses industry trends, challenges in running claims organizations, and solutions to those issues.
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Auto Claims Roundtable
Using data insights and peer-driven discussions, auto insurance carrier participants develop actionable solutions like adopting advanced data analytics, streamlining claims processes, and improving customer service outcomes.
Upcoming Events
Exclusive, insurer-only meetings to develop best-in-class operational, cost management and digital transformation strategies side-by-side with your peers.
The Insurance Industry’s New “Normal” for CAT Season
The insurance industry’s new “normal” for CAT season in 2025 is influenced by a combination of factors, primarily driven by climate change and evolving societal landscapes. The impact of these changes can be substantial for insurers who are not sufficiently prepared.
P&C Insurers: Are You Tech Tourists or Tech Leaders?
During the pandemic, many insurance professionals focused almost exclusively on internal process improvement. Now, it is back to basics and focusing on the customer journey, like faster payment processing and improved communication in reporting and filing claims.
California’s Homeowners’ Insurance Crisis: The Catalyst to Really Transform Claims
The increased frequency and severity of wildfires and other natural weather disasters has brought the California home insurance marketplace to its knees.