Argo Group's Mark Watson III

Mark Watson discusses how the insurance industry and his company are being transformed by technology and innovation

October 29, 2018

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Mark Watson III, CEO of Argo Group, discusses how the insurance industry and his company are being transformed by technology and innovation, and the changes in talent needs, business relationships and strategic priorities that is occurring as a result.

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