05 Impactful Insurtech Leaders in 2025
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Dan Keough is a seasoned leader in the insurance industry, currently serving as the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Holmes Murphy, the nation’s largest employee-owned independent insurance brokerage firm. Under his leadership, Holmes Murphy has expanded its reach and influence, emphasizing innovation and client-focused solutions. In addition to his role at Holmes Murphy, Dan is the co-founder and co-CEO of BrokerTech Ventures (BTV), the first broker-led convening platform focused on delivering innovation to the insurance broker industry.
Aman Singh has been part of the financial services world for nearly three decades. Over the past 28 years, he has worked with many multinational insurance companies, focusing on digital transformation and market expansion. Early in his career, he saw how old and rigid systems were preventing innovation and keeping millions of people outside the protection of insurance. This realization pushed him to explore how technology could better serve the insurance industry.
Arina Man is a driven and passionate entrepreneur who found her path to the insurtech world through personal experience and a deep understanding of both technology and people. Her journey started with a major life shift—becoming a mother of three. She quickly realized how hard it was to manage a demanding corporate career while raising a young family. That challenge pushed her to take a bold step: she left the corporate world and started her own business.
Harprem Doowa’s journey into insurtech began after a decade of entrepreneurial experience. In 2012, he launched his first company in the e-commerce space. Through mergers and acquisitions, he gained valuable insights into building and scaling tech businesses. Eventually, he left the e-commerce world behind to co-found Frank.co.th in 2016, a fully digital insurance brokerage in Thailand.
Janthana Kaenprakhamroy’s journey into the world of insurtech is nothing short of extraordinary. She began her career in investment banking, working with renowned firms like JP Morgan and Deutsche Bank. But her path was far from conventional. Arriving in the UK with just £300 and limited English skills, Janthana always believed in creating opportunities when none existed. This mindset played a key role in her shift to the insurtech space.
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