2025 USA Captive Summit – speaker slots still available
Speaker proposals are now being accepted for Captive Review’s 2025 USA Captive Summit, taking place on June 4 in Chicago.
Newton Media is eager to hear from industry leaders, risk management professionals, and regulators who are ready to share their expertise, case studies, and innovative ideas with a dynamic audience of peers and decision-makers. If you have fresh perspectives on captive management, regulatory trends, risk financing strategies, or emerging market opportunities, we want to hear from you!
Speaking at this summit gives an opportunity to position participants as a leader in the captive insurance space; engage with a high-calibre audience of industry executives; and expand a professional network and enhance an industry profile.
Suggested topics for 2025 include:
- Captive growth and navigating hard market
- Optimise and diversify risk portfolio: Finding strategic mix
- Implement robust risk management to tackle social inflation
- Optimise employee benefits programme
- Navigate reinsurance capacity constraints for captives
- Property market and managing climate risk
- Professional liability and fronting partners
- Parametric insurance
- Emerging tech
Those speakers who have already been confirmed, include:
- David Beyer, Director of Risk Management, Alaska Air Group
- Steve Kinion, Captive Insurance Director, Oklahoma Insurance Department
- Gerald Yoshida, Partner, Goodsill
- Vicki Sandberg, Director of Captive Risk Financing, Mars
- Gerald Noblin, Director of Insurance and Captive Operations, US Truck
- Sandy Bigglestone, Acting Commissioner, Vermont Department of Financial Regulation
- Nir Kossovsky, Chief Executive Officer, Steel City Re
- Travis Wegkamp, Director of Captive Insurance, Utah Insurance Department
For more information on the conference, visit the website here.
If you are interested in taking part as a speaker please contact: a.hackett@newtonmedia.co.uk.
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