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Leading with AI: How a Technology-First Approach can Transform the Claims Process

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Thursday, June 12th

8 a.m PST| 11 a.m EST

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Our special guest this week, Grace Hanson will Present on:

Leading with AI: How a Technology-First Approach can Transform the Claims Process

Why This Program Matters to You
Handling claims can feel like coordinating a relay race without a clear baton pass. Each handoff risks delays, miscommunications, and frustration—both for your team and your clients. AI is like upgrading from flip phones to smartphones: it doesn’t just speed up what you’re already doing; it unlocks entirely new ways to connect, predict, and decide. When you adopt a technology-first mindset, you’re not merely adding another tool; you’re redesigning how you approach every claim, from intake to settlement.

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Our presenter:

Grace Hanson is a global leader in data-driven insurance claims management. As a five-time CCO, she has helmed claims operations for industry-leading insurers across multiple international markets. An early adopter and champion of data analytics and AI/ML within the claims ecosystem, Hanson previously founded Seagull Cognition, an AI insurtech startup and was named a 2015 Digital Insurance Honoree. Now co-founder and CEO of Elysian, an AI-native, tech-enabled insurance claims handler combining deep claims expertise with cutting-edge AI, Hanson is leading the charge in intelligent claims processing, determined to reinvent the claims experience for adjusters, claimants, and insurers alike.

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