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Joshu is an insurance product development and distribution platform that helps insurance product owners configure, launch and update their products without coding. Designed for insurance professionals and packed with features accelerating product setup, Joshus portals and Underwriter Desk come out of the box and support the full lifecycle of a policy. Founded by technology experts experienced in selling insurance online, Joshu was purpose-built to give insurance professionals the tools they need to harness digital distribution and win new markets faster.
MS Transverse Insurance Group is a property and casualty program carrier based in Princeton, New Jersey. As a subsidiary of Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance Group and part of MS&AD Insurance Group Holdings, it operates as a hybrid fronting carrier. Founded in 2018, the company specializes in program administration, reinsurance partnerships, and alternative capital solutions, serving as a link between reinsurers, program administrators, and Managing General Agents (MGAs). The company offers a range of services, including program administration for niche risks, reinsurance solutions with over 100 reinsurer relationships, flexible risk retention structures, and fronting services that ensure regulatory compliance and claims management. MS Transverse is recognized for its strong financial standing, holding an A (Excellent) rating from A.M. Best, and has been named Fronting Carrier of the Year in 2022 and 2024. With offices in New York, New Jersey, and Texas, it ranks among the top 10 U.S. fronting carriers by direct premiums written.
Lancaster County Motors is an automotive sales and service company based in East Petersburg, Pennsylvania. Our dealerships include Lancaster County Motors Subaru, Lancaster Hyundai, Lancaster County Kia, Mercedes-Benz of Lancaster, Providence Autos, and LCM Used Cars.
Yokohama TWS, part of The Yokohama Rubber Co., Ltd., is a leader in designing and producing tire and wheel solutions to drive a sustainable future for Agriculture, Construction, Material Handling and Two-Wheeler markets. Our 6,600+ workforce on 5 continents, 14 state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities, OEM partnerships, digital technologies, field tests and sustainable product sourcing all work together to bring our customers worldwide the latest in tire innovations and services that enhance their performance and improve their businesses. Combining value, safety and ease, Yokohama TWS offers a multi-brand portfolio which includes the Trelleborg, Mitas, Maximo, and Cultor brands and Interfit custom fitting services. Our brands are supported by a vast network of local specialists, to bring tailor-made services that evolve with our customers and their businesses, wherever they are. We pair localized expertise with the power of our global reach; staying close to the communities and companies where people need us most. Indeed, for Yokohama TWS, fostering a company-wide culture of sustainability focused on planet, innovative products and support for people and places where we operate is simply the right thing to do. We are equally committed to becoming a sustainability leader in our industry. We aim to minimize the impact that our global operations and supply chain has on the environment. And to achieve this, we empower our employees to make a difference. They work as one to drive positive change throughout our company, our products, and our industry. Innovation – Technology – Sustainability – Service – Caring for our communities: Our people take ownership to deliver on this promise every day. This is how, for over a century, Yokohama TWS has and will continue to bring specialty tire and wheel solutions – engineered for the future.
2023 Earthshot Prize Finalist on a mission to protect the planet from the cost of clothing. At Circ, weve created a technology system that returns clothes to the raw materials from which they were made. Again and again. Brand partners like Patagonia, Marubeni, and Fashion For Good are joining us in our goal of turning wasteful fashion lines into renewable fashion circles. By 2030, we expect to have recycled 10 billion garments, represent 10% of the global apparel market, and to have saved more than 100 million trees. As our ecology and economy grow evermore entwined, it is clear to us that the world already has all the clothing it needs to create all the clothing it will ever need. Join us in threading together the future of circular fashion and eliminating our collective fashion footprint.