Spotlight on Female FinTech Leaders Continued: Breaking Glass Ceilings
Although more women are entering the FinTech industry, their representation in leadership positions is lacking.
Although more women are entering the FinTech industry, their representation in leadership positions is lacking.
With the industry making leaps and bounds over the past few years, insurtechs are providing the much-needed disruption.
A travel insurance survey reveals that global consumers are dissatisfied with the customer travel insurance experience.
Despite the fact that travel was hit hard by the Covid-19 pandemic, the need for sufficient medical coverage has been thrust into the spotlight.
After a heavily disrupted 2020/2021 ski season, travelers are desperate to get back to the slopes and are looking for more options.
Getting professional medical assistance while abroad shouldn’t have to be inconvenient or anxiety-inducing and definitely isn’t anymore.
The U.S. Department of State estimates that about 9 million U.S. citizens are living abroad. Are you looking to do the same?
FBTO has launched the FBTO Air Doctor app, which offers users the option to search for a doctor near their location.
Insurtech solutions that alleviate the pressure placed on health professionals and insurance systems are valuable.
Get to know the app that will tell you where to get corona tests and vaccinations, connects you with local doctors, and offers video clinic services.
Phoenix offers the next generation of travel insurance abroad that includes a unique app.
The awards competition, which recognizes the best insurance technology innovations, attracted 460 entries from nearly 300 institutions in 55 countries.
The competition aims to highlight and reward the most innovative companies developed by, or are in collaboration with, insurance companies across five continents.
Israel is a hub for new technology that is used worldwide, and some of its travel tech companies may play a role in helping the tourism industry make a comeback.
Yam Derfler, head of innovation at AirDoctor, tells Health Tech World that India will be the one to watch.
Jenny is the CEO and one of the Co-Founders at Air Doctor. She spent more than 20 years at Intel, most recently as general manager of its manufacturing facility in Israel and before that in various engineering and manufacturing roles in Silicon Valley. Air Doctor is her second startup having previously founded electric vehicle company ElectRoad.
