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How claims outsourcing works in the age of AI.
Third-party administration is under real pressure, and AI is only part of the reason. Drew Schnehage, CEO of Clarion Claims and formerly CEO of Innovation Group, now Solvd, on what genuinely changes in claims, what does not, and where a hybrid model fits — moderated by Tetiana George, Clarion co-founder and CEO of Curium.
For insurance and fleet professionals working in claims, accident management, operations, analytics, procurement and third-party oversight.
Register for the webinarOur first year out, and the rooms we spent it in.
RACV Royal Pines Resort, Gold Coast
We took a stand in the Insurance Services Lane and launched Clarion for Brokers — a single claims front door for broker networks, with the claim routed to the right insurer or agency and chased until it moves.
About Clarion for Brokers
The Fullerton Hotel, Sydney
Clarion sponsored the Underwriting Agencies Council Leadership Academy this year and delivered its claims module back in May, and Drew Schnehage sits on the Academy committee. Technical capability was never the question for this cohort — what the year gave them was the confidence to hold a view and back it, which is the harder thing to teach. Applications for the Class of 2027 open soon.
Yallamundi Rooms, Sydney Opera House
Drew Schnehage on the panel “Claims: Where Confidence Is Tested”, moderated by David McDonald of the Bridge, with Suneet Rangarajan of AssetInsure and Luke Whenman of Allianz Australia. The question in the room: how do you transform claims without giving up accountability or regulatory control?
Technology creates real value when it makes decisions clearer, obligations more visible and outcomes easier to defend. It should not create another black box.
Drew Schnehage, CEO of Clarion Claims, on the panel at the Curium Risk & Compliance Summit
Most of a claim's cost and almost all of its recovery value is decided in the first two days. Very little of the industry's attention goes there.
Repairers, tow operators and assessors are where a claim actually succeeds or fails. Software alone does not move a vehicle.
Who owns the administrator changes which decisions get made. It is worth asking anyone you are considering.
If you run an event, a panel or a webinar where this is the conversation, we are interested — particularly anything on fleet risk, delegated authority or claims technology.
Tell us which one and we will find a time rather than hoping to bump into you.