AI Horizons 2030: The Readiness Problem

AI Horizons 2030: The Readiness Problem Only one in five insurers is structurally ready to run AI agents in production. Pilots don’t scale... BUT operating models do. So what do the other four do? On the kickoff afternoon of ITC Vegas 2026, Alchemy Crew Ventures, Allstate, IAG Firemark Ventures, Majesco, SAS & InfiniteWatch convene approximately 50-60 senior leaders (insurer and reinsurer executives, CVC and institutional investors, broker and MGA leadership, and a curated cohort of AI-native founders) for an invitation-only working summit on the decision that will define the next decade: not whether to deploy agents, but what operating model runs them. What happens in the room. One opening provocation. One investor panel on where operating-model value will concentrate by 2030, featuring some of the most respected CVCs in our industry. A first public look at preliminary results from the Frontier Insurer Index, the readiness benchmark developed by Majesco, Alchemy Crew Ventures with Bayes Business School. A WTW market lens on agentic distribution and the platform play. Four scaleups showing what already works in production. A hard look at trustworthy AI as an operating-model property with SAS. Then the afternoon converges: your table completes its Frontier Insurer Operating Model Canvas, and you leave with your own version of it. What you will leave with. A benchmark position against the Frontier Insurer Index. A roundtable-style completed Operating Model Canvas: your table’s answers, in writing. Peer intelligence you cannot buy, shared candidly under the Chatham House Rule. And one concrete operating-model move to make before Q1 2027. We will ask you for it and hold the room for it.