Michael Carcione
About Michael Carcione
Michael Carcione serves as the Senior Director of Insurance Risk Solutions at SambaSafety, where he collaborates with various teams to develop the company's Commercial Auto Strategy. He has extensive experience in the insurance and analytics sectors, having held leadership roles at several organizations prior to his current position.
Work at SambaSafety
Michael Carcione serves as the Senior Director of Insurance Risk Solutions at SambaSafety, a position he has held since March 2022. In this role, he collaborates closely with product, engineering, and sales leadership to shape and define the company's Commercial Auto Strategy. His focus is on enhancing insurance partner relationships and contributing to the overall growth of SambaSafety within the insurance sector.
Previous Experience in Insurance and Data Analytics
Before joining SambaSafety, Michael Carcione held several significant positions in the insurance and data analytics fields. He worked at Payer Matrix as Director of Data Analytics from 2020 to 2022, where he focused on data-driven decision-making. Prior to that, he was Vice President of Reinsurance at Guy Carpenter for eight months in 2019, specializing in designing and placing tailored casualty treaty programs. His earlier roles included positions at HUB International, where he served as Account Executive and Middle Market Broker, among others.
Educational Background
Michael Carcione earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology from Manhattan College, where he studied from 2007 to 2011. This educational background provides him with a foundational understanding of human behavior, which can be beneficial in his roles within the insurance industry.
Licenses and Certifications
Michael holds a New York State Property & Casualty Broker's license, which adds to his expertise in the insurance domain. This certification enables him to navigate the complexities of insurance products and services effectively, enhancing his contributions to SambaSafety and his previous employers.