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Clark Woodward • 1st CEO, RedZone
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I'm delighted to announce that RedZone has been chosen to participate in Cohort 11 of the Lloyds Lab. The recent Pitch Day was a thrilling experience, during which we had the opportunity to witness presentations from a multitude of innovative companies. We're deeply honored to have been selected alongside such impressive competitors.

At RedZone, we're now gearing up to collaborate with mentors from the Lloyds market as we work to bring our wildfire concentration platform to those who need it most.

A heartfelt thank you to the entire Lloyds team, with a special shoutout to Rosie Deńee, Kieran Linger, and Chloe Kaye, for orchestrating an incredible event. Your support means the world to us!

Kieran Linger • 3rd+ Lloyd's Lab Associate
2w • Edited •

🎉 Congratulations to the 12 teams selected for Cohort 11! 🎉

Last Thursday, we hosted our biggest Pitch Day in our 5 years of running with over 850 attendees. All 24 teams did a fantastic job but unfortunately not all can make it into the 10 week programme. Currently we are matching up the teams with our fantastic mentors from the market before the programme starts on the 25th September.

Welcome Climatig, cyntegra, FERMAT S&T Co. Ltd., Floodbase, Loro Insurtech Inc., MetaRisk Labs, Mitigrate, Protos Labs, RedZone, Renew Risk, Suyana Climate Insurance & Benchmark Labs Inc., Vayuh.ai!

Rosie Chloe Iryna Tom Dawn Hatsie

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Clark Woodward • 1st CEO, RedZone
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In this episode of the Top of Mind podcast, Mike Simonsen sits down with Clark Woodward, Founder and CEO of RedZone, to discuss how wildfire and other climate risks are creating new existential challenges for the housing market. Clark talks about the changing landscape for disaster insurance, shares how homeowners should think about climate risk in the coming decades, and offers hope for the future through new technology and policy innovations.

Wildfire & Climate Risk in the Housing Market
blog.altosresearch.com • 38 min read

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Clark Woodward • 1st CEO, RedZone
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Can't wait to join my fellow panelists for tomorrow's event! Excited to share my perspective and learn from theirs.

InsurTech Denver Events — InsurTech Denver
insurtechdenver.org • 1 min read
A session all about Cannabis Insurance hosted on, you guessed it, April 20 . Panel speakers: - Sam Boettcher , Cannabis Specialist at Embroker - Peg Brown, Department of Regulatory Agencies (DORA) - Christopher DiDonato , Vice President,...

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Clark Woodward • 1st CEO, RedZone
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RedZone 1,100 followers
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RedZone is pleased to announce that Seth Burstein has joined the company as its new VP of Revenue.

Prior to joining RedZone, Seth has been the CEO and cofounder of Fortunately, a venture-backed financial start-up. Prior to Fortunately, Seth was the co-founder and President of Trade Show Internet. Earlier in career, Seth worked as an actuary at AON and Liberty Mutual. His expertise in driving revenue growth and leading technology companies makes him an excellent addition to the RedZone team.

In his new role at RedZone, Seth will be responsible for driving revenue growth and expanding the company's customer base. He will work closely with the executive team to develop and implement sales strategies that align with the company's overall goals and objectives.
"We are thrilled to have Seth join our team at RedZone," said Clark Woodward, CEO of RedZone. "His extensive experience growing technology companies will be an incredible asset as we continue to grow and expand RedZone. We look forward to working with Seth and leveraging his expertise to take our company to the next level."

Seth holds a Master of Business Administration from Babson College and a Bachelor of Arts from Yale University.
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Clark Woodward • 1st CEO, RedZone
1yr •

Well-written article on the challenges of living wildfires.

The Terrifying Choices Created by Wildfires
newyorker.com • 8 min read

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