What is the PropertyCasualty360 Insurance Luminaries recognition?
The PropertyCasualty360 Insurance Luminaries recognition honors innovation within the property and casualty insurance industry. The recognition will highlight top professionals, teams, organizations, programs, practices and products that positively impact and significantly drive the industry to new heights.
When do submissions close for the 2023 Insurance Luminaries recognition?
The nomination period has been extended until June 7, 2023.
What information/data will I need to apply?
The complete nomination form, including all questions and word limits, is available for download here. Please note that this is for preparation purposes only. Final entries must be submitted online, via the nomination portal.
How many nominees can I submit?
There is no limit to the number of candidates that a company or a submitter can nominate.
Can I nominate myself?
Yes. We accept self-nominations, as well as third-party submissions.
I was selected for PropertyCasualty360’s Insurance Luminaries last year. Can I apply again this year?
Candidates that were honored as Insurance Luminaries last year may be nominated once again by including updated details that do not mirror accomplishments from previous submissions. For optimal consideration, we suggest that recently chosen Insurance Luminaries be nominated in a separate category from which they were previously recognized. For instance, if a company was selected within the Technology Innovation category last year, they may be nominated within the Workplace Culture Innovation category, this year.
View PropertyCasualty360’s 2022 Insurance Luminaries, here.
Is there a fee to nominate?
No. Submission to this, as well as all of our editorial content, is free.
Oops! I need to change something on my submission.
No problem! Click here to view or modify your entry.
How and when will the 2023 Insurance Luminaries be notified of their selection?
Editorial staff will send email notifications to the chosen LUMINARIES and their submitters in early July. Due to the high volume of nominations that we receive, only those selected will be notified.
How will the 2023 Insurance Luminaries be recognized?
The Insurance Luminaries will be profiled in the October 2023 issue of NU Property & Casualty magazine, which will be distributed in early October. The chosen Insurance Luminaries will gain additional recognition on PropertyCasualty360.com and on PropertyCasualty360’s social channels and email newsletters.
What if my nominee assumes a new role with a different company after the submission deadline?
By submitting a nomination, you are agreeing that should your nominee be selected as a 2023 Luminary, PropertyCasualty360 has the right to include them in the 2023 Luminaries recognition, regardless of whether or not the nominee has changed companies by the time of publication. That said, for accuracy purposes, you may reach out to Elana Jefferson regarding a small update to the nominee’s bio, stating that they have since taken on a new role.
How does the judging process work?
Upon the submission deadline, PropertyCasualty360’s team of judges carefully reviews each nomination without bias. The judges utilize a scoring rubric and work diligently to select the industry’s most influential individuals, teams, companies, programs, practices and products across a variety of backgrounds and expertise. Per editorial policy, we never subject to a pay-to-play judging model. The judges consider each nominee's accomplishments and contributions, and base their decisions on an array of factors in correlation with the recognition’s criteria.
How do I increase my chances of being selected?
Be as descriptive, yet concise as possible. Sounds redundant, but it’s simple. Provide details on why you think your nominee should be chosen as an Insurance Luminary, but leave out the fluff, like marketing content and self-congratulatory comments. Don’t hide the items of importance within pages of trivialities. Support your entry and statements with backup information — we love facts and figures.