The Travelers Enterprise Data & Analytics (ED&A) team recently held its ninth-annual Predictive Modeling Competition with record participation, yielding a winning model poised to enhance the understanding of auto bodily injury trends over time. Read more about the competition and winners.
Travelers recently announced its Working Parents/Caregivers & Allies Diversity Network (WPCADN) as one of its newest diversity networks available to employees. The WPCADN provides a forum for amplifying the resources and benefits available to employees who balance their professional roles with parenting, caregiving or both, and for connecting with colleagues in similar life situations.
Are you looking for ways to boost your wellbeing? Our Travelers Mental Health First Aiders are trained to provide support to our employees and they have a few suggestions to keep you motivated this year.
Following Andrew’s career in the Canadian Armed Forces, he has continued to find camaraderie, community, opportunities for growth in his Travelers Canada technology career. Read more about his Travelers Journey.
Congratulations on your new role! Learn what four tips Lynn has to help you navigate your new role and be successful.
One way we are able to deliver on the Travelers Promise is with our Claim Customer Services (CSS) Spanish Translation Unit. This unit was established in 2016 to help connect with our Spanish-speaking customers nationwide.
Across Travelers, more than a thousand technology engineers write code and develop tools that deliver innovative solutions for our business. Now, a new Engineering Portal helps to simplify and accelerate this critical work. Read more about this new tool available to our technology teams.
The League of American Bicyclists has recognized Travelers’ Hartford campus with its Silver Bicycle Friendly Business designation for 2023-27. Read about the Travelers Employee Cycling Network and how their focus on wellness and sustainability landed us the recognition.
Travelers is home to more than 1,000 veterans and former service members in various roles directly related to the skills and knowledge gained during their military careers. Veterans like Christian Beisel, whose experience in the U.S. Navy Naval Nuclear Propulsion Program eventually led him to a civilian career as a Forensic Specialist and Boiler Liaison in Travelers Risk Control. Read how his military skills have helped him in his role on our team.
Amy Knowles has built a 22-year Travelers career guided by a simple but powerful question: “Why not?” From our Tuition Reimbursement Program to supportive leadership, read more to learn how Amy was empowered to grow her career to a place that’s more than she imagined.
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