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Global risk services provider for insurance
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Omaha, NE, USA
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Applied Underwriters is a global risk services firm that helps businesses and people manage uncertainty. It offers a suite of solutions in business services, insurance, and reinsurance, all operated under one roof with no outsourcing. This integrated, end-to-end model means products and services are delivered in a coordinated way instead of being handed off to third parties. How its product works: the company combines risk management, insurance coverage, and reinsurance support into a single, seamless offering, supported by a workforce that focuses on service quality and consistency. How the company differs from competitors: it emphasizes a fully in-house, no-outsourcing approach and strong customer relationships, which contribute to high customer retention. What the company aims for: to help clients reduce uncertainty by providing dependable, comprehensive risk solutions and exceptional service.
Company Size
501-1,000
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Omaha, Nebraska
Founded
1994
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Health Insurance
Dental Insurance
Vision Insurance
401(k) Retirement Plan
401(k) Company Match
Paid Vacation
Paid Holidays
Life Insurance
Disability Insurance
Employee Assistance Program
Health Savings Account/Flexible Spending Account
Tuition Reimbursement
Wellness Program
Applied Underwriters (Omaha, Neb.) has launched Innovation Risk, an independently operated managing general agent platform focused on underwriting casualty, accident, and life risks using proprietary technologies and data methods.
Champions, supported by Luke Donald and Michael Kim, and a host of top Sports Celebrities, gather at Whistling Straits and Blackwolf Run for Finals of the 12,000 participant, 85 Tournament National InvitationalOMAHA, Neb., May 19, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Applied Underwriters President Jamie Sahara today announced new record-setting results of the Applied Underwriters Invitational Tournament for 2025 including a record-breaking $14 million for beneficiary charities, up from $11 million last year; a record 12,000 golfers participating, up from 11,000 last year; 2,000 volunteers, up from 1,200 last year; and a total of 85 local tournaments, up from 76 last year. This year, more than 75 charities will benefit from the proceeds—up from 65 last year. Applied Underwriters reached a new high total of $300 million cumulatively raised in net proceeds for the charities, through the national event, which is now in its 37th year.The 3-day, 72-hole finals took place between May 14th and 18th at two of America's top 100 public courses, Whistling Straits and Blackwolf Run in Kohler WI, designed by legendary architect Pete Dye and known for their dramatic coastal views along Lake Michigan and their highly challenging links-style terrain. Whistling Straits has hosted six majors, as well as the Ryder Cup. First place went to Kevin Brogan, Bob Hartman, Ben Hartman, and Hayden Poole for the Tennessee Kidney Foundation coming in at 38 under.Participating celebrities lending their support to what is a growing national event include a large number of professional athletes, entertainers, and musicians, among whom are NFL greats like Justin Reid, Kevin Lockett, Charles Haley, Warren Moon, Deron Cherry, and Andre Ware; NBA legends Kenny Thomas and Alex English; Major League Baseball stars Dave Stewart, Sergio Romo, and Barry Bonds; and entertainers Anthony Anderson, George Lopez, Cedric the Entertainer, and award-winning musician Vince Gill.From the top ranks of the golf world, iconic champion Nancy Lopez joined Messrs. Luke Donald and Michael Kim in lending prestige and perspective to the invitational
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