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Chris Kessler recognized in the Columbus Smart 50 Awards for leading Bold Penguin’s solutions and addressing commercial insurance pain points

Non-admitted (excess & surplus) insurance can fill gaps in risk that admitted policies can't or won't insure, offering specialized coverage. Looking for ways to gain access to the E&S market in order to get the right coverage for your customers? In this post, we dive deep into why we need E&S, and how technology, like the Bold Penguin Terminal, can help agents gain access to this growing coverage solution.

Bold Penguin’s SVP of Carrier and Agency Operations recognized in the category of Technology Innovation for her efforts to modernize and humanize the insurance industry.

The Unique Risks Of Evolving Industries 2025 Report dives into six industries that have evolved since the COVID-19 pandemic, as well as their associated risks and the right commercial insurance for startups.

Looking for insights on how Bold Penguin is shaping the future of commercial business insurance quote solutions? In this month’s edition of our 3 Questions (and a Bonus) series, we sit down with Freddy Montano, Bold Penguin’s Chief Financial Officer, to explore his first impressions, vision for growth, and tips for cross-functional collaboration—in his own words, six months into the role.

The sixth installment in the Bold Penguin series addresses the risks for influencers and content creators, how the industry has changed in recent years, and tips for agents and advisors on media liability insurance.

Bold Penguin presents the second installment of The Bold Brief, volume 2 – a recap of recent Bold Penguin innovations, carrier updates, and educational tools. We are thrilled to share these resources as a partner in your success.

The fifth installment in the Bold Penguin series addresses how the landscape has changed for online coaches and other support services businesses since COVID-19, and the unique risks these entrepreneurs now face.

Over the years, we’ve received and responded to many questions about commercial insurance leads for insurance agents in general and the Bold Penguin Exchange in particular. Here are just a few that we’ve answered from current and future send- and receive-side Exchange partners.

Agents, carriers, and consumers celebrate Small Business Week.

This month, we feature Jake Hogan, Director of Distribution at Neptune Flood Insurance. Jake answers the question "what does flood insurance cover?” and more in this month’s edition of our 3 Questions (and a Bonus) series.

The fourth installment in the Bold Penguin series addresses the risks for farm-to-table entrepreneurs and how that industry has changed since COVID-19.

Leading insurtech recognized for creating a respectful and supportive environment where employees feel empowered to execute

This month, we feature Dallas Ramey, Bold Penguin’s Director of Customer Success. Dallas offers insights into her team, their dedicated account support to improve the customer experience for the insurance agents who use the Terminal.

The third installment in the Bold Penguin series addresses the risks of entrepreneurs in supplemental home services, how that industry has changed since COVID-19, and what that means for self-employed insurance for service providers.

As spring and summer approach, landscaper liability insurance coverage is top of mind for landscaping business owners and agents.

Bold Penguin presents the first installment of The Bold Brief, Volume 2 – a recap of recent Bold Penguin innovations, carrier updates, and educational tools. We are thrilled to share these resources as a partner in your success.

Kenny Hendricks, HawkSoft's Director of Partner Integrations, sheds light on what to consider when adopting an agency management system.

The second installment in our series on Unique Risks For Evolving Industries addresses the risks of wellness industry entrepreneurship and the need for self-employed insurance in a post-pandemic landscape

Tips to avoid the pitfalls of tempting, but short-sighted, cheap insurance that could have potential negative consequences for the insured and the agent