by Bob Zilg | Oct 11, 2017 | GDM
The recognition of same sex marriage and civil unions has resulted in an evolving definition of what constitutes a family and how insurers and other financial services firms may want to consider these new family configurations as a targeted segment. In the U.S., the...
by Bob Zilg | Sep 20, 2017 | GDM
Very often insurers outside the U.S. approach the women’s market from a product perspective; e.g., specialized health products addressing typical female cancers and other situations. But maybe insurers are missing some key value attributes of the women’s market. In...
by Tariq Khan | Sep 8, 2017 | GDM
What are the top three things that keep you up at night? In June 2017, Fortune conducted a survey among Fortune 500 CEO’s about what issues they consider to be their main challenges: As evident from the survey, what stands out to me is the impact of technology and...
by Chris Akerley | Aug 1, 2017 | GDM
Leadership at American companies have known for years about the shifting demographic tides in our country, but many of the most successful organizations continue to conduct business as they’ve done in the past. Corporate leadership with short-term earnings pressure...
by sameergdm | Aug 1, 2017 | GDM
On Tuesday , the USA celebrated Independence Day, commemorating the adoption of the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776. Lost between the department store and auto specific sales commercials is the true meaning of “Why America is Great”. Quietly, my family and...
by Janet Vitiello | Aug 1, 2017 | GDM
Driving through my small village on the North Shore of Long Island, something entered my mind, certainly something that I have thought about before. There is a food craze today in society. People from many cultures use food as a way of gathering with family and...
