Jahna Jacobson is an Assistant Editor for Insurance Journal and Carrier Management, specializing in the insurance industry. With a focus on national news in the United States, Jahna covers topics such as industry trends, people moves, risk management, and emerging issues in insurance.
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Jahna Jacobson's coverage primarily focuses on insurance, risk management, and business-related news in the United States. Her articles often feature people moves within the industry, insights from surveys or reports, and company announcements.
Given her focus on private sector announcements and press releases related to insurance and risk management, Jahna may be interested in pitches that highlight new appointments or significant developments within companies operating in these sectors.
As she covers topics related to sales & marketing as well as business development, relevant pitches could include innovative strategies for promoting insurance products/services or insightful analysis of market trends impacting the industry.
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By: Jahna Jacobson
A systemic event and the threat it could pose to insurers' portfolios is not the million-dollar question but perhaps the billion-dollar question,
As risks from extreme weather, technology glitches and cyberattacks rise, so does the need for agricultural insurance that can cover a rapidly diversifying and evolving industry.
By: Jahna Jacobson
Sixty-five percent of North American business leaders fear this election year will impact their ability to trade internationally, with 32% of U.S. leaders
By: Jahna Jacobson
Sixty-five percent of North American business leaders fear this election year will impact their ability to trade internationally, with 32% of leaders in
By: Jahna Jacobson
Business leaders place cybersecurity, the economy, regulatory challenges and global instability among their top concerns for the coming year, fueled by factors such as AI, climate change, nuclear verdicts and political unrest.
By: Jahna Jacobson
Bringing more diversity to the insurance industry will take intentional, deliberate effort and teamwork.
By: Jahna Jacobson
High claim severities, persistent risky driving behavior, electric vehicles and shop-and-swap consumers are challenging auto insurers to stay profitable.
By: Jahna Jacobson
Homeowners are cutting back on dining out, travel, groceries and even medication to afford their soaring property insurance premiums. One in 10 are considering relocating to an area with lower premiums.
Inflation is cooling, employment growth is normalizing and the workers' compensation outlook is good, according to a national economist specializing in workers' compensation.
By: Jahna Jacobson
Trust impacts customer satisfaction, loyalty and brand advocacy more than any other factors when small businesses choose a commercial insurance provider.
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