Joe Vincent Management Seminar
Recordings of sessions from IIAT's Joe Vincent Management Seminar.
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2025 Legislative Panel
In this Legislative Panel, Regan Ellmer, IIAT's Director of Government Affairs, Lee Parsley, President and General Counsel for Texans for Lawsuit Reform (TLR), and Beaman Floyd, Lobbyist & Consultant for the Texas Coalition for Affordable Insurance Solutions (TCAIS) will provide insurance-related legislative and regulatory updates and discuss potential impacts on the insurance industry, independent agents, and their clients. Afterward, attendees are encouraged to join Regan and IIAT staff at the Texas Capitol for Big "I" Legislative Day.
Tech Forward: Revolutionizing Insurance Agencies Through Outsourcing and Automation
In this Joe Vincent panel discussion sponsored by Catalyit, we discuss how leveraging technology, such as robotic process automation (RPA) and AI, can streamline operations, enhance customer experiences, and free up valuable time for agencies. Featuring: Certificate Pro, Marble Box, Rhodian Group, SALT and Brightfire
Insurance in the Age of Intelligence: Unlocking AI, Automation, and Analytics
Discover how companies like Catalyit, Exdion, DONNA.ai, vBots, Liberate, and Applied Systems are leveraging AI to streamline operations and boost efficiency. Tune in to learn about innovative solutions that are reshaping the insurance landscape and how agencies can successfully implement these technologies to stay ahead in the age of intelligence.
AI, Politics & the Ethical Challenges of Innovation
In this episode of the Joe Vincent Management Seminar, I attorney Andrew Cates dives into the intricate world of AI, politics, and the ethical challenges of innovation. He explores how Moore's Law and Dennard scaling have historically driven technological advancements but now face significant hurdles. He discusses China's recent AI breakthroughs and their impact on global markets, alongside the complex politics of chip manufacturing and examines the growing energy demands of AI, the potential for photo manipulation to disrupt politics, and the rise of misinformation.