Last year, around this time, I set my heart on taking a risk to go into software engineering.

The process of taking Excel risk models and turning them into code

Shepherd’s first product, Excess Casualty, is live in the construction insurance marketplace

This mindset and curiosity to learn was crucial as I grew into management. My team became my customer and my day was filled with questions and problems that I didn’t know how to answer.

As a second wave insurtech startup, the learnings from Insurtech 1.0 have undoubtedly shaped a lot of how we approach Shepherd.

At Shepherd, we are building an underwriting approach that automates the science in order to enhance the art.

Insights into our process and what candidates can expect as they get to know our team.

Spend just a few hours within any insurtech company and you will immediately notice a few stark differences compared to the 1980's-decorated rows of cubicles still donning many office environments today, both culturally and practically.

As professional growth opportunities wane in today’s Big-Corporate structures, traditional organizations will struggle to retain their Millennial and Gen Z talent.

If you’re anything like me, you wanted to be an inventor when you grew up.

The tools we use to power our business

We’ve raised a $6.15M seed round, led by Spark Capital

When a mutual friend introduced me to the Shepherd co-founders, I knew it was something very special - a rare sense of connection, thoughtfulness, and intention.

Today marks three years since we sold TradeTapp to the incredible team at BuildingConnected. Looking back, I can say without a doubt this was the right decision for us, our team, and for the industry.

It’s been a dream of mine to build something from the ground up. Something purposeful and lasting.

A new type of insurance company for commercial construction