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Social Media,
The Technology Communication Gap,
and the
Next Generation of Insurance Professionals
Martin J. Frappolli, CPCU, FIDM Senior Director of Knowledge Resources
AGENDA
1. Social Media and
CPCU
2. The Technology
Gap
3. Engaging the Next
Generation
1. Social Media and CPCU
Has time sped up?
38 years to reach
50 million users
13 years to reach
50 million users
4 years to reach
50 million users
100 million users in
9 months
1 billion downloaded in
9 months
Stats about the major social networks
Number of
Users
500 million
total, 215
million
active
238 million 343 million 1.15 billion
What’s the value of social media for
businesses?
• Social media multiplies and
amplifies word of mouth billions
of times over:
• 78% of consumers trust peer
recommendations; 14% trust
advertisements
• Social media used for
purchase decisions
• Recommendations from
friends on Facebook = up to
33% more sales
• Facebook presence = 33%
more sales with millennial
consumers
The Institutes Community
Twitter LinkedIn
The Community
LinkedIn Twitter
85,000+ Members
2,662
followers
13,766
group
members
4,014
likes
The Institutes’ Social Users
Social
Platform
The
Institutes
CPCU
Society Griffith CEU.com
The Community 85,672
LinkedIn 8,837 5,470
Facebook 1,780 2,026 81 184
Twitter 615 1,073 1068
Leverage CPCU for a Professional Network
• CPCU Society
volunteer leader
• The Institutes
Community
Professionalism in Social Media
• Easy to sound off
• Permanent record
• “Never send a
letter”
• The mom/CEO rule
Professionalism: Best Practices
• Keep your
audience in
mind
• Keep your
medium in
mind
• Tone – civility
• Stay positive
• TMI danger
2. The Technology Gap
“Suits and Geeks”
The Language Barrier • English
• Business
• Technology
The Culture Barrier
Each sees their own function
as both core and
irreplaceable
Costs of the Technology Gap
• Failed projects
• Cost and time overruns
• Lost opportunities
• Workplace morale
• Turnover
Business Professionals, Technology Professionals
Tech staff want education – on technology, not insurance
Business staff want education – on insurance, not technology
CPCU Actions to Bridge the Technology Gap
• Acknowledge the Gap
• Encourage IT /
Business cross-
functional teams
• Agile Development
• Learn Technology
• SHARE Business
Knowledge
Tech Actions to Bridge the Technology Gap
• Acknowledge the
source of your
paycheck
• Embrace the industry
• AIT program (new!)
• AINS24
3. Engaging the Next Generation
Problem:
• Impending workforce talent shortage
across all sectors of the insurance industry
Challenge
• Connecting with and overcoming industry
perception and awareness challenges of
the Millennial
Engaging the Next Generation
Vision:
• Educate and excite Millennials with the
many opportunities and prospects of
working in insurance
Engaging the Next Generation
Value Propositions:
• Millennial
– Increased understanding of the full spectrum
of insurance career options; communicated
how I want
• Industry
– Unified industry voice increases impact,
content reach and workforce prospects
Engaging the Next Generation
Engaging the Next Generation
Platform Concept
Awareness Consideration Decision
Intern
Insurance focusedCollege studies
Educated on Insurance opportunities
Insurance Job Seeker
Parents
Educators
Other
MillennialBrand Activation
OnlineSocial
TraditionalExperiential
Industry & Education Partners
Content Aggregation & Collaboration
Internships
Scholarships
Collegiate Studies
Career Assessment
Career Videos
Career Simulation
Infl
uen
cers
Consider
Digital Platform
Brand
Mu
lti-
Ch
an
nel
En
ga
gem
ent
BenefitsMarketing Efforts
Unified Industry Message
BRAND.COM
BRAND.COM
• Understand the full career timeline
• Reaching out to high school and college
students
• Education doesn’t end at CPCU
• Lifelong learning concept
Engaging the Next Generation
The Institutes
Thank you!