The Auto Claims Roundtable is a forum for leaders to exchange best practices and share common pain points in a neutral, professionally facilitated setting.

At these member-only sit-downs, auto claims professionals discuss challenges, successes, and operational strategies surrounding some of the most pressing issues in the industry today.

Members tackle crucial, of-the moment topics, such as:

• Rising Severity
• Vendor Management
• Customer Service
• Selecting and Implementing Technology
• CAT best practices
• Fraud best practices
• Controlling ALAE
• Attracting and retaining talent

Members have year-round access to business intelligence and insights from the membership cohort. (Membership eligibility is reserved for auto claims executives.)

Member benefits include:

• In-person and virtual peer-only meetings
• Meeting reports with detailed summaries and key take aways
• Proprietary interactive benchmarking (currently under development)
• Custom surveys (by request)
• Ongoing value-add engagements

Our Roundtables go beyond typical meetings, offering exclusive, continuous sources of business intelligence. Members gain direct access to peers and benefit from a blend of comprehensive both in-person and virtual meetings, all designed to help identify trends and implement solutions.

Our model empowers members to take the lead – to ask incisive questions, tackle enterprising challenges, and reevaluate conventional thinking. In return, members receive innovative strategies, a broad professional network, and tangible ROI.

Here’s what you can expect from a typical Roundtable meeting:

Roundtable participants tend to be specialists with years of experience. From technology implementations and regulatory changes to staff management and vender relations, they can speak to the challenges you face every day.

The Auriemma Roundtables network is extensive. Many members return for years, even as they change employers. Across the wide range of Auriemma Roundtables offerings, we serve 90% of the largest financial institutions in North America.