Dyad, a insurance software and services provider, announced the appointment of Jeff Wargin as Chief Product Officer (CPO).
The announcement comes at a pivotal moment for Dyad, which recently unveiled its new brand on January 2, following a successful acquisition in 2023, signaling the company’s commitment to expansion and innovation.
With an illustrious career spanning over 25 years in the Property and Casualty (P&C) Insurance software market, Jeff Wargin brings a wealth of experience to Dyad.
His expertise lies in delivering cutting-edge and future-proof products and solutions to insurers and stakeholders across the value chain. Wargin’s extensive background in technology is complemented by a profound understanding of the intricacies within the P&C Insurance industry.
Wargin kick-started his career in the insurance vertical at Accenture, where he led international teams and played a pivotal role in the acquisition and integration of Duck Creek.
His tenure at Duck Creek saw him assume various leadership roles, including Chief Product Officer, where he spearheaded initiatives in Policy Administration, Claims, and Digital Strategy.
Notably, Wargin has been a key player in facilitating merger and acquisition activities, demonstrating his proficiency in post-M&A product integration.
Dyad, currently in a phase of rapid growth, has expanded its portfolio of software and services, encompassing products like Nexsure, ALIS, PUMAA, and ACE-HUB.
Wargin expressed his enthusiasm about joining Dyad at this exciting juncture, stating, “I look forward to working with such an established team to continue to develop Dyad’s portfolio of software and services to meet the needs of an ever-changing market landscape.”
Industry analysts have taken note of Dyad’s strategic move, with Jeff Goldberg, Independent Consultant at Goldberg Strategies, remarking, “Jeff Wargin brings decades of deep insurance industry experience to Dyad, with a strategic vision for insurance core systems and a track record of evolving the industry towards modern, data-driven platforms.”
