Name: Future of Distribution 2025: Meetings and Debates!
Start: 2025-11-04T17:30:00.000-05:00
End: 2025-11-04T20:00:00.000-05:00
Location: New York, New York

InsurTech NY

******* Part 1 is full. If you are agent or broker, and want to participate, please email contact@insurtechny.com. To reduce confusion, changing start and end time to be only for Part 2. Part 1 is still happening but you would have received separate email for this. ***

The Future of Distribution is where insurance leaders meet the next generation of innovation. This exclusive half-day program brings together agents, and brokers to explore how we can leverage the latest InsurTech technologies, and distribute the latest innovative MGA products being created. 

There are 2 parts to this event, and you can sign up for each event separately.

(Part 1) 2PM - 5:30PM: Agents <> InsurTech Speed-dating

Agents and brokers will meet on a rotational basis with over 25+ innovative InsurTech Enablers and Managing General Agents (MGAs) to talk about potential partnership opportunities. Only sign up for this if you are serious about working with Startups (either as a partner or a mentor).

(Part 2) 5:30 PM - 8PM: Let's Debate Old vs New!

Do you work with existing AMS or should you try new InsurTech?  Will AI agents replace Human agents? Do you sell your agency to a roll up, or sell it?  

We’ve teamed up with Catalyit and Big I New York to bring 8 of the biggest voices in insurance and InsurTech to the stage for no-holds-barred debates on what’s actually working in distribution.

✅ Just real talk — tools, tech, and talent.

Discussion 1: Data, AI, and the Service Desk

AI promises to replace service work — but without solving the industry’s data bottleneck, is that even possible?

Discussion 2: The Independent Agency Model Under Pressure

Can independent agencies survive another decade without massive consolidation?

Discussion 3: Talent, Habits, and the Tech Gap

Do agencies need more tools, or more talent and training to maximize what they already have?

Discussion 4: Relationships vs. Scale in a Digital Era

Is insurance still about relationships, or is it now a race for digital market share?