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Ian White
Entrepreneurial leader at the intersection of information-based products, risk transfer, mobility, and logistics
Ian White is an experienced entrepreneur and business leader with a focus on the intersection of technology, data, and insurance. He currently serves as a Mentor at InsurTech NY's MGA Lab.1 Here's a brief overview of his background and expertise:
Professional Experience
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Entrepreneurship: Ian is a three-time founder/CEO with over 30 years of experience in creating data-driven strategies across various industries, including financial services, insurance, logistics, and transportation.1
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Data Expertise: He has extensive knowledge in data acquisition, licensing, distribution, and new product development. Ian is skilled at identifying, sourcing, and ingesting data from commercial vendors, open data sources, and government agencies.1
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Industry Connections: Ian has developed a strong network within the commercial vehicle ecosystem, including relationships with OEMs, Tier 1 suppliers, telematics providers, and self-driving technology companies.1
Areas of Expertise
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InsurTech: As a mentor at InsurTech NY, Ian likely provides guidance to startups in the insurance technology space.1
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Geospatial Technologies: He is an expert in geospatial technologies, mapping data, and location intelligence across multiple industries.1
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Alternative Data: Ian has experience in sourcing and licensing data from various sources, including app publishers, remote sensing, IoT, and transactional log data.1
Education and Thought Leadership
- Ian holds an MBA from Babson College and a BA from McGill University.1
- He has demonstrated thought leadership through publications in academic journals and industry publications, as well as conference presentations on topics such as insurtech, autonomous vehicles, data science, and alternative data.1
Ian White's LinkedIn username is "datafocused," which aligns with his extensive background and focus on data-driven strategies in the insurance and technology sectors.1
Highlights
Great reporting by The Wall Street Journal 's Jason Zweig, whichpotentially prevented a lot of financial ruin of those who can least afford it. Left to regulators alone, who knows how many would suffer before action was taken.
Adm. Grace Hopper delivered a lecture in 1982 “Future Possibilities: Data, Hardware, Software, and People" and it was archived by the NSA in a (now) obscure video format (no, not Betamax!).
As one would expect, the NSA refused to declassify the lecture
https://lnkd.in/ggfYEvgK
But alas, today the NSA released it!
