Young Professionals Frustrated with Insurance’s Old-School Approach
Gen Z calls upon the insurance industry to accelerate AI adoption and meet the needs of their employees and customers, according to
Young Risk Professionals partnered with Counterpart, the leading Agentic Insurance™ platform, to survey
The survey revealed a striking disconnect between Gen Z employees and their insurance employers on AI adoption: while 69% of Gen Z workers believe AI will improve their workflow, only 8.5% report being strongly encouraged to use it at work. Companies that fail to adapt risk losing the very professionals who can move the industry forward. This comes at a time when insurance cannot afford to lose young talent, given that an estimated 400,000 workers will retire from the insurance industry by 2026, according to the
“Our survey with Young Risk Professionals shows Gen Z is demanding access to new technology,” said
Nearly half of Gen Z respondents (45%) point to slow technology adoption as a serious industry issue. However, only 27 percent of young professionals are currently using AI tools each day, leaving a major runway for companies to accelerate emerging technology before it’s too late.
Gen Z professionals are drawn to insurance careers primarily for stability (64%) and advancement opportunities (45%). However, while the industry currently provides the security and mobility these young professionals seek, it faces unprecedented transformation ahead.
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To access the full results from the 2025 Survey, visit the website here.
Survey Method
Counterpart commissioned a survey of 138 young professionals across
About Young Risk Professionals
Founded in 2013, the Young Risk Professionals' mission is to empower the next generation of leaders in the Risk & Insurance Industry. We cultivate meaningful connections, foster mentorship, and provide transformative educational experiences to help young professionals thrive and shape the future of our industry.
About Counterpart
Counterpart is the first Agentic Insurance™ platform, combining trusted insurance expertise with cutting-edge AI to deliver tailored management and professional liability solutions. By integrating Agentic Underwriting™, Agentic Broker Services™, Agentic Risk Mitigation™, and Agentic Claims Management™ into one powerful platform, Counterpart empowers brokers and the businesses they serve to do more with less risk®. Backed by A rated carriers including
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