Our aim is simple:
To create safe, consistent environments where decision-makers can surface emerging issues, benchmark approaches, and collectively shape market practice.
A dedicated Space for Depth
Circles are not conferences. They are small, role-based forums (typically 5 participants) that meet regularly every 6–8 weeks. Members stay with the same group over time, building trust and a shared understanding of one another’s challenges.
Formats are designed for candid exchange: virtual facilitated sessions, moderated roundtables, or joint explorations of new market developments.
Tailored to Industry Needs
Each Circle focuses on themes that matter most to participants:
CISO Circles: Addressing risk quantification, incident response, and alignment with insurance.
Underwriter Circles: Exploring pricing trends, aggregation risk, and new distribution models.
Innovation Circles: Engaging with emerging technologies, AI risk, and new product structures.
Joint Circles: Bridging buyers and underwriters to close the gap between risk and coverage.
What Participants Gain
Trusted Peer Network – Build enduring relationships with senior professionals facing similar challenges.
Qualitative Intelligence – Gather insight not found in reports or data.
Actionable Takeaways – Translate discussions into strategies for your team or organisation.
Influence Programming – Shape CIF’s broader agenda, reports, and plenary themes.
How Circles Work
Role-Based Groups – Small, consistent cohorts of peers aligned by function or focus, such as CISOs, underwriters, or innovation leaders.
Regular Engagement – Structured sessions every 6–8 weeks that allow relationships and discussions to deepen over time.
Facilitated Dialogue – Expert moderation ensures sessions remain candid, constructive, and focused on tangible outcomes.
Confidential Exchange – A trusted environment where members can speak openly, benchmark practices, and share lessons learned.