Herald today announced that Brad Rosen, Vice President & Counsel at the Berkshire Hathaway Reinsurance Division, has joined its Board of Directors as an independent director.
At Berkshire, Brad has served in a variety of roles across claims, IT, legal, operations, and security. He was directly involved in the launch and scaling of biBERK and THREE by Berkshire Hathaway. In addition, he sits on multiple insurance company boards. Before Berkshire, he was an attorney with Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan in New York where his primary work was insurance litigation. Since 2009, he has lectured at Yale University on the intersection of law and technology. He holds a BS/MS in computer science from Yale and a JD from Harvard Law School.
I’ve known Brad for more than a decade. His depth of knowledge across insurance operations, security, and technology is rare, and it matters as enterprise brokerages bring AI into their placement workflows.”
Conventional wisdom is that the insurance industry is too cautious when adopting new technology. Herald is a good example of why that conventional wisdom is wrong. Placement is a key part of the industry, and Herald’s team understands that workflow deeply. I am thrilled for Herald to demonstrate that our industry can learn new tricks.”
About Herald
Herald is an AI-enabled platform that helps commercial insurance brokerages execute their placement strategy at scale. Herald now works with 12 of the top 50 enterprise brokers in the U.S. Herald’s Intelligent Placement System combines Babbix, Herald’s AI agent, with a placement workbench to automate submission intake, marketing, quoting, and binding.
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