OLDWICK, N.J.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–The February issue of Best’s Review examines the state of insurance education: “Learning Curve: Our Readers Identify Gaps in InsuranceOLDWICK, N.J.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–The February issue of Best’s Review examines the state of insurance education: “Learning Curve: Our Readers Identify Gaps in Insurance
Best’s Review Highlights What’s Needed for Tomorrow’s Insurance Professionals
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OLDWICK, N.J.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–The February issue of Best’s Review examines the state of insurance education:
- “Learning Curve: Our Readers Identify Gaps in Insurance Education” features insight from industry professionals on how academic institutions can better prepare tomorrow’s insurance workforce.
- “Survey Said…” shares perspectives from Best’s Review readers on how to move the industry forward.
- “Academics Say Future of Insurance Education Is Interactive, Collaborative” details how professors are incorporating current events into their curriculum and forging closer ties with the professional world.
Also included:
- “In Memoriam: Insurance Industry Leaders of 2025” looks at the industry executives who died last year, including Axa founder and honorary Chairman Claude Bébéar and former Progressive Corp. Chairman and CEO Glenn Renwick.
- “Changes at the Top: Industry Leaders Announce Retirement Plans in 2025” notes executives who announced plans to retire in 2025, including Warren Buffett.
- “Private Credit Largely Positive but Holds Risks, Life/Annuity Execs Say” delves into the myths and realities of the private credit space.
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