Employee Spotlight: Patrick Simpelo, Software Engineer
As a backend engineer, I work with my team to implement new features within our platform and revamp existing features. Insurance can be complex, so engineering new and existing products can be challenging, but we engineers make a collaborative effort. We even work with the actuary team to make sure numbers line up correctly. Mathemagical!
What Is Insurtech and How Is It Reshaping Insurance? | Boost
Insurance technology, and the companies that sell and create that technology, are making waves in the insurance world. By innovating on an outdated process and making insurance simpler and more accessible for consumers, insurtech has tapped into a healthy stream of revenue that was formerly monopolized by legacy insurance carriers.
Employee Spotlight: Claire Gowdey, Senior Manager of Events Marketing
Oftentimes, people think of events as parties with delicious food and the occasional lavish centerpiece, which can certainly be part of it. However, there is also a great deal of strategy, careful consideration, analysis, and meticulous planning that goes into a successful event.
The Boost Policy Admin System: How We’re Different
The most important part of any insurance tech stack is the policy administration system (PAS), the system of record for every transaction related to an insurance policy. As part of Boost’s API platform, we deliver a state-of-the-art policy admin system (PAS) to support our products at every stage of their policies’ lifecycle. What makes Boost’s PAS so special? Here are seven factors that set us apart.
Boost Appoints Senior Insurance Executive, Emy Donavan, as Chief Underwriting Officer
We are incredibly excited to announce that Emy Donovan has been appointed as Boost’s Chief Underwriting Officer! Not only is Emy a trailblazer in the insurance industry in her own right, but she is someone who fundamentally believes in what we’re building here at Boost.
Employee Spotlight: Patrick Sanders, Senior Product Marketing Manager
Being a product marketer is like being a football quarterback. You’re in the center of the game, making key decisions that impact the team’s scoring abilities—decisions that ultimately affect the Marketing, Product, Sales, and Strategy teams and their efforts.