
An electrical engineer by training, BriteCore's CMO has spent more than three decades turning integration, automation, personalization and insurance software into stories buyers can act on.

After two decades moving between data, operations and customer experience, Duck Creek's CMO has a precise brief for AI in insurance: make it useful, keep it accountable, and leave judgment where it belongs.

From underwriting desk to chief marketing officer, Michael Sheeley's four-decade UFG career is a study in institutional memory, earned range and the quiet power of showing up.

For more than three decades, Jonathan Levine has worked at the point where complicated products meet busy customers. His career offers a quiet lesson in B2B marketing: clarity becomes a form of service.

For 20 years he has been rebuilding how insurance companies talk to the people who buy from them. Now he runs the brand for one of the country's largest small-business carriers.

For two decades at Mercury Insurance, Erik Thompson has pursued a durable idea: when the product is complicated and the budget is finite, attention has to be earned with humor, culture and a reason to care.
Bobby Touran is the Co-Founder and CEO of Rainbow, a San Francisco-based insurtech company building vertically specialized small business insurance products starting with restaurants. With over 15 years spanning insurance and software development, Touran previously co-founded Pathpoint, a digital E&S brokerage. At Rainbow, he is pioneering continuous underwriting - using real-time data like POS systems and online reviews to dynamically price risk - and has raised $20 million total to expand specialized coverage across multiple business verticals.