Ted Blanch's guest appearances

Ted Blanch

The Not Unreasonable Podcast

Tyler Cowen

Christy Ford Chapin

Bryan Caplan

Melissa Perri

Robin Hanson

Arnold Kling

Mary Hirschfeld

Chris Blattman

Scott Sumner

Cathy O'Neil

Alex Tabarrok

Agnes Callard

Stan McChrystal

Matt Moore

Bill Jenkins

OwlTail

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[1 min clip] Ted Blanch on the Dawn of Cat Modeling

This episode features Ted Blanch. Ted to me is one of the greatest leaders the reinsurance industry has ever seen and one of the most underrated leaders of any industry in any era. Ted ran the firm EW Blanch, taking over at about 50 employees and growing it into a billion dollar company by the mid-90s. That alone puts Ted among the most successful businessmen in the world but EW Blanch was also a pioneer in catastrophe modeling and has as its legacy a reinsurance industry in Minneapolis. How many can say they reshaped the economic geography of the United States? How he did it, his philosophy of management and Ted's downright humility shine through in our conversation.   If you'd like to receive emails when I post a new episode subscribe here. Please rate the show in iTunes! Music by www.bensound.com.  Twitter: @davecwrightSurprise, It's Insurance mailing listLinkedin Social Science of Insurance Essays

This episode features Ted Blanch. Ted to me is one of the greatest leaders the reinsurance industry has ever seen and one of the most underrated leaders of any industry in any era. Ted ran the firm EW Blanch, taking over at about 50 employees and growing it into a billion dollar company by the mid-90s. That alone puts Ted among the most successful businessmen in the world but EW Blanch was also a pioneer in catastrophe modeling and has as its legacy a reinsurance industry in Minneapolis. How many can say they reshaped the economic geography of the United States? How he did it, his philosophy of management and Ted's downright humility shine through in our conversation. If you'd like to receive emails when I post a new episode subscribe here. Please rate the show in iTunes! Music by <a href="http://www.bensound.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.bensound.com</a>. Twitter: @davecwright <a href="https://notunreasonable.com/signup" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Surprise, It's Insurance mailing list</a> <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-wright-73661214/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Linkedin</a> <a href="https://notunreasonable.com/the-social-science-of-insurance/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Social Science of Insurance Essays</a>

How Ted Blanch Left His Dent in the Universe (or at least in Minnesota)