Andrew Morse, director of innovation, Andover Cos., said transforming a 200-year-old mutual insurer's culture takes executive support, strategy and AI-assisted human design. Morse spoke with AM Best TV at the InsurTech Hartford Symposium 2025.
May 5, 2025
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