Deborah Watson

IRLA – The Voice of Legacy

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This is the official podcast of the IRLA community. In each episode, we’ll chat to the people at the heart of the insurance and reinsurance legacy space. We’ll hear their individual motivations, the initiatives they’re championing, and the perspectives they have on the sector landscape. We’ll also discuss key events and activities happening as part of IRLA’s calendar, and we’ll bring valuable opinion on globally relevant news.

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Deborah Watson

Episodes

In conversation with Mark Everiss 17.05.2023 9:24

For our latest episode of the IRLA podcast, Mark Everiss chats with us about his involvement as a director of IRLA, why he’s now stepping away, and whether we can expect to see him competing on the other side of the table when it comes to the famous Congress Quiz. Hear why Mark is a big advocate for ‘in person’ networking, and how proud he is that IRLA were able to keep staging significant events...

Chatting youth, networking and the excitement of Reinsurance, with Nicole Law 04.05.2023 5:17

We’re joined in this episode by Nicole Law of FTI Consulting. Ahead of Congress, she talks about why she’s so passionate about the role of IRLA and how she’s become part of the YPG element of the organisation. Read more about Nicole and other IRLA members on the Q&A section of the organisation’s website.

Liam Bedford Discusses a New IRLA Era 30.03.2023 15:15

In this episode, Liam Bedford shares his reflections on being an IRLA member, and talks about his hopes and intentions now that he’ll be taking the lead for the IRLA Academy. There’s also some gently encouragement and advice for those at their earliest stages of the profession, and those attending IRLA Congress for the first time this May.

Paul Corver on a lifetime in legacy, and preparations for long-awaited retirement 20.03.2023 22:18

In this episode, Paul Corver shares his candid insight into the world of insurance and reinsurance legacy. He talks of his own ‘several decades’ in the profession, and shares why it is that now feels the right time to retire. He also opens up on his personal reflections of involvement with IRLA, and explains what he believes the sector – and the association – must now do in order to drive for grea...