Concirrus Appoints Steve O'Reilly as Product Manager

Concirrus has appointed Steve O'Reilly as Product Manager to enhance its AI-driven insurance solutions, announced in a press release.

Concirrus has appointed Steve O'Reilly as Product Manager, announced in a press release. This strategic hire aims to support the company's next phase of AI-led product innovation and business growth. O'Reilly, who has held senior positions at Miller and PPL, brings extensive experience in underwriting strategy, digital transformation, and product development.

In his new role, O'Reilly will lead product initiatives focused on enhancing the underwriting experience, streamlining operations, and accelerating speed to quote for carriers and MGAs in complex, specialty lines. Ruth Polyblank, Director of Product and Strategy at Concirrus, highlighted that O'Reilly's combination of insurance acumen and product leadership is crucial for driving the company's roadmap forward as they expand across multiple lines.

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