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At Risk Information Inc., our goal is to provide unique and invaluable analysis and insight into the auto and property insurance markets. Senior executives from the most active and innovative insurers large and small are among our subscribers and conference attendees, along with the leading companies providing data and tools to the insurance industry.

Also taking advantage of our newsletters and conferences are a wide-ranging group of reinsurers and reinsurance brokers, regulators, Wall Street analysts and investors, insurance agents and brokers, trial lawyers, consumer advocates, members of the media, and more. Risk Information was formed in 1993 to provide strategic information to the property and casualty insurance industry.

Auto Insurance Report, a weekly newsletter, commenced publishing that year, and Property Insurance Report, a bi-weekly, followed in 1994. We launched a speakers bureau in 1997, and in 1998 added our conference division, featuring the Auto Insurance Report National Conference each April, and the Property Insurance Report National Conference each November.
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We're thrilled to report that this will be an in-person meeting, not a virtual event.
We promise an outstanding program and the best networking in the business - in fact the first networking for many of us for more than a year.
Virtually every active property insurer will be in attendance, along with all the leading providers of data and professional services.
Here are past conference programs and attendee lists so you can learn more about our event.
When he is not writing for our Auto Insurance Report and Property Insurance Report newsletters, Editor Brian Sullivan hits the road to visit a wide range of insurance companies and organizations, offering presentations on the direction of the marketplace.
We do not have a standard presentation, working instead with each organization to create content specifically designed for each meeting.
Presentations have ranged from one hour long to as much as a three-hour seminar for smaller groups.
The typical presentation is 90 minutes.
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