
Tag
Meet Geosapiens as an exhibitor on Thursday, September 24 2026 in Vancouver at " Back to the Future 2 " the IBABC Trade Show , presented by the Insurance Brokers Association of British Columbia .…
Geosapiens will be exhibiting at RDV MTL 2026 , hosted by the Insurance Institute of Québec ( IADQ ), the local division of the Insurance Institute of Canada . Event details - Date: May 26, 2026 -…
Meet Geosapiens as an exhibitor on Wednesday, May 20 in Toronto at the CAMGA AGM & Speaker Summit 2026 , presented by the Canadian Association of Managing General Agents . Geosapiens is pleased…
We’re heading to Banff this May, and we’d love to meet you there. Geosapiens will be exhibiting at the Insurance Brokers Association of Alberta (IBAA) Convention 2026, celebrating IBAA’s 100th…
Meet Geosapiens as an exhibitor on Wednesday, April 1, in Toronto, at the Insurance Bureau of Canada’s (IBC) InSight Summit 2026 . Geosapiens is proud to take part as a sponsor and exhibitor,…
Meet Geosapiens as an exhibitor on Tuesday, March 31 in Montreal at the Journée de l’assurance de dommages 2026 ! A cornerstone event for Québec’s insurance ecosystem, this gathering brings together…
Press Release Quebec City, 2025-12-04 – Co-operators , a leading player in the Canadian insurance industry, and Geosapiens , a Canadian leader in climate risk modeling, announce the signing of a…
Geosapiens is thrilled to announce that we are a Gold Sponsor at CatIQ Connect 2026 , Canada’s premier catastrophe conference. Join us as we showcase our cutting-edge models, data, and…
The article Climate risk places new, wide-ranging obligations on insurers by Jeff Buckstein , explores Guideline B-15 on Climate Risk Management, issued in 2023 by the Office of the Superintendent of…
We are pleased to announce that we will be participating in CatIQ connect 2023 , a leading conference on the Canadian Natural Catastrophes. This event, organized by CatIQ, brings together industry…
Floods are the costliest natural disaster for the Canadian insurance industry. According to a recent study by Public Safety Canada, flood damage is estimated to total $1.5 billion annually. This…