Jason Keck

Jason Keck is the founder and CEO of Broker Buddha, which transforms the application and renewal process to make agencies far more efficient and profitable.. He is a seasoned technology entrepreneur and brings 20 years of experience across digital and mobile platforms to the insurance industry. Before founding Broker Buddha, Keck led business development teams at industry unicorns, including Shazam and Tumblr. A Harvard graduate with a degree in computer science, Keck also worked at Accenture and Nextel prior to building innovative brands and gaining success in the startup world.

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Interview with Jason Keck

An Interview with Jason Keck

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Insurance Thought Leadership

To explore how agencies are adopting technology and how they can do even better, ITL Editor-in-Chief spoke with Jason Keck, founder of Broker Buddha, which provides a software platform for agencies.

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Emerging Technologies That Streamline Claims

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The Experience/Efficiency Paradox

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