Christin Kuretich

Strategy Consultant
Milliman
Christin works with carriers to design relevant and meaningful insurance products for today's climate. She can help support the product launch cycle at any stage – starting with consumer research, ideation and design; throughout the development, creation and launch phases; and even post-launch, focusing on sales effectiveness and messaging based on field and consumer feedback. She has extensive experience working with all four audiences in the voluntary sales cycle – Broker, Communications/Enrollment Firm, Employer, and Employee. Each of these audiences is critical to success in this space, and Christin has the insight and enthusiasm to help clients achieve their goals. Prior to joining Milliman, Christin spent twelve years with Trustmark Benefits – first as an implementation manager, then an account manager working with sales, brokers, enrollment firms and employers on the successful sale and execution of voluntary benefits. She served as primary trainer and subject matter expert on all product and operations issues for her field partners. Following her time in the field, Christin became a product developer on the product & innovation team at Trustmark, working with Accident, Critical Illness, and developing a new Hospital Indemnity product. She also managed complex regulatory and field issues, and ensured early adoption of new products and features post-launch. She is a frequent speaker at industry events and has been a key player in a wide range of broker-focused communications – lunch & learns, finalist presentations, conferences, trainings, and tradeshows. She serves on the board of the National Association of Supplemental Benefit Insurers (NASBI) as Vice President – Marketing & Communications, responsible for the promotion and engagement of the association and its members.

Sessions by Christin Kuretich

03:00 PM - 03:50 PM
 

Preparing for a Digital Insurance Future You Cannot Predict

The entire insurance industry is built on the concept of mitigating risk by predicting the future. Today, the only constant is change as insurance wrestles with the boundaries of privacy, the evolution of its business model and the demands of a culture that wants to be served 24 x 7. Meanwhile, social, political, and even climate issues exert external pressure on the industry. This panel explores how to make your company ready to survive and thrive through The Next Thing. 

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