Following two highly successful years, InsurTech startups wanting to get connected, master their market, and rapidly scale are encouraged to apply to Hartford InsurTech Hub’s accelerator
Hartford, CT (July 17, 2019) – Hartford InsurTech Hub, powered by Startupbootcamp, has opened applications for the third year of its accelerator program. Insurance Technology (InsurTech) startups that have shown strong traction and are looking to connect with several of the biggest insurance companies in the U.S. are encouraged to apply. Applications will close on October 4th.
Having gone through Hartford InsurTech Hub’s Accelerator program, several of the startups in 2018 and 2019 cohorts have begun promising partnerships with large insurance companies, thus demonstrating the increasing InsurTech-Incumbent collaboration trend.
Some of the success stories include:
- Aureus Analytics, a customer intelligence and experience company, has secured pilots with several insurers including several of program partners;
- Rozie AI has an AI platform that designs personalized customer engagement and robust business intelligence solutions for enterprises. The company has completed a proof of concept; is exploring a pilot with a US insurer and a claims organization.
- Dream Payments offers a powerful cloud platform of configurable tools that automates claims payments through their digital platform, paying customers and vendors quickly and securely.
- Pineapple: Easy, fair, social insurance. Get insured with the snap of a picture, and get your unused premium back at the end of the year.
If you want to get connected, master your market, and scale your business within insurance, we encourage you to apply to the program. Applications close October 4.
Apply here.
For the duration of the three-month accelerator program, the 10 selected startups will relocate to Hartford, Connecticut, a world leading insurance city located on the doorstep of New York and Boston, and become an integral part of the City’s growing innovation and InsurTech ecosystem.
Startups will have the opportunity to rapidly scale, through impactful collaboration with Startupbootcamp’s impressive network of insurance companies, investors, and industry expert mentors. The program enables startups to achieve in three months what it would take them in 12 to 18 months to accomplish on their own.
Hartford InsurTech Hub is undertaking a FastTrack tour in order to source the most talented InsurTech startups from around the world. If you would like to meet us at one of our FastTrack events, learn more about the program, and receive invaluable one-to-one feedback and advice on your business from industry experts, mentors, and partners, check out at the tour dates on our FastTrack Blog and apply to the location that best suits you.
About Hartford InsurTech Hub
The Hartford InsurTech Hub, powered by Startupbootcamp, is an initiative established in 2017 by Hartford insurance companies, the City of Hartford, and CTNext. Focused on addressing the need for attracting new technologies and talent in insurance and technology into the City of Hartford and the local ecosystem, the program partners include Cigna, The Hartford, Travelers, CTNext, Capgemini, USAA, White Mountains, Aetna and Clyde & Co. It will stretch its reach to other cities in Connecticut to create a thriving spirit of collaboration and innovation between our partners, entrepreneurs and investors, while leveraging Startupbootcamp’s global network of capabilities and a structured delivery approach.
For more information about the event or the organization, visit hartfordinsurtechhub.com.
Hartford InsurTech Hub is part of Startupbootcamp, the award-winning global network of industry-focused accelerator programs, and the home of Startupbootcamp InsurTech London. With 20+ programs in Europe, Asia, North & South America, MENA & Africa, selected startups gain access to the most relevant mentors, partners and investors in their industry. For more information, visit www.startupbootcamp.org.
SOURCE: Hartford InsurTech Hub
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