About Ross Wirth

Transformational leader with nearly two decades experience leading Property & Causality insurance organizations in core transformation or new entity launch. Proven track record at the intersection of Business & Technology, guiding global teams to bring client value to their organizations. Possess expertise in core Insurance product, systems, and operations, across Product, Underwriting, Policy, Billing, and Claims. Responsibility for complete program lifecycle: from ideation, solutioning, design, and delivery – including financial management (budget management for clients and P&L for Accenture). Mr. Wirth joined the Leadership team at CyberCube to power the future of P&C by enabling the Platform and Data for the world's leading Insurers , Brokers , and Reinsurers to embrace the largest disruptor to the P&C industry in 100 years - Cyber Risk. Mr. Wirth spent the first two decades of his career as a Managing Director in Accenture's Insurance practice, where he focused on all aspects of transformation programs, from Strategy to Implementation, for the largest and leading insures in the US and the world. While at Accenture, Mr. Wirth worked with 14 of the top 15 insurers in the US; 3 of the largest insurers in Canada; 2 of the largest carriers in Japan; and 2 of the largest carriers in Australia. Functional & Industry Expertise: - Core Insurance Systems (Underwriting, Product, Policy, Rating, Forms, Claims, Billing) - Design; Conversion; Replacement - P&C Personal, Commercial, and Specialty Lines Products - P&C Filing & Regulatory Processes - P&C Insurance Processes Mr. Wirth graduated Iowa State University with an Management Information Systems (MIS) Degree in 2003, on campus he held leadership positions in the MIS Club. He remains an active member of the Executive Advisory Council to the Ivy College of Business department of Information Systems and Business Analytics. Mr. Wirth is one of ~400 volunteer docents at the Chicago Architecture Center - where he conducts architecture tours to teach why design matters.