The Oklahoma Insurance Department (OID) hosted the inaugural Oklahoma Insurance Day in Oklahoma City on Dec. 14.
The conference was held at the Embassy Suites Downtown Medical Center and attracted a total of 125 attendees from across the insurance sector in Oklahoma.
The conference covered important aspects of the insurance sector in Oklahoma and national topics driving the industry. The sessions featured leading experts from industry and regulators across the country. The speakers included Montana State Auditor and Commissioner of Securities and Insurance Troy Downing, Reinsurance Association of America (RAA) Vice President of State Relations Paul Martin, OID’s Captive Insurance Director Steve Kinion and OID’s Government and Community Affairs Director Ashley Scott, with the keynote address given by former KTUL anchor Mark Bradshaw.
Oklahoma Insurance Commissioner Glen Mulready called the Insurance Day a “huge success.”
“I know attendees walked away with more insight into the industry here in Oklahoma from several expert perspectives,” Mulready said.
The event was supported by the Independent Insurance Agents of Oklahoma (Big I Oklahoma) and brought together regulators, business leaders, industry professionals and beyond to connect, learn, and collaborate. The event featured informative sessions, panel discussions, and networking opportunities.
Source: OID
Topics Oklahoma
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