After graduating from the University of California, west-coast native Ted Dobos found himself yearning to experience the fast pace of the Big Apple. He accepted a position as an Investment Banking Analyst at Chemical Bank in their Global Bank sector (now JP Morgan), but found himself missing the technology hub of Silicon Valley. 

Ted returned to California after four years in New York and founded an early internet company in the mid ‘90s hosting online catalogs for electronic component manufacturers. In the process, he discovered a new passion for helping companies grow and transform, starting or participating in early stages at three other internet software companies in the next several years. He went on to build a successful career in risk management for merger and acquisition transactions at Aon, JLT, Marsh, and now Newfront.

Ted, Newfront’s new Executive Vice President, Private Equity Group Leader, and his team will focus on delivering unmatched value for clients merging with and acquiring other companies. The creation of the Newfront Private Equity Group, based in San Francisco, Chicago, and New York, showcases the company’s proven commitment to creating a technology and data-driven brokerage that is breaking barriers of the traditional brokerage business – a perfect match for Ted.

When asked why he joined Newfront, Ted responded: “I like M&A and I like technology – is there any wonder why going to Newfront is indeed THE match I was waiting for?” 

We’re thrilled Ted has joined us to lend his expertise in this area. I’ve known Ted for nearly 15 years, and he has known Newfront Chairman Kurt de Grosz since grade school! I asked him to share some more details about himself and his background below. Welcome to the team, Ted!

I am an experienced leader in complex M&A risk with more than 25 years of experience in business intelligence, software solutions, finance, and insurance. Most recently, I was the leader of the M&A Solutions and Value Creation team at Marsh, where we delivered insight and monetary value to clients. I was also a Senior Managing Director at Aon and held various leadership positions at JLT Specialty USA and Wells Fargo.

Having known many of the leadership team members over the years, and seeing the recent merger with Newfront, I was intrigued. With Spike Lipkin (CEO and Co-founder) and Gordon Wintrob (CTO and Co-founder) on the executive team, I felt secure knowing that not only do we have superb leaders running the show, but we also have nuclear power brain capability on our team to advance the archaic pen and paper world of insurance into the modern age. Newfront has great people and certainly the technology industry has seen that when you get a group of unusual capable people together amazing results happen!

As Private Equity Group Leader, I will be dedicated to the most complex (and fast-moving) M&A transactions for our clients. I will also oversee the Private Equity Group team, which is made up of team members with specialized talent who are highly focused on the clients and meeting their needs. Our philosophy is to meet client needs – if we do this, there is nothing else to really worry about.I also prioritize giving clients a competitive advantage. For example, if my client wishes to buy a target company, then I will make sure the client has all the risk data early on so the best deal can be negotiated. I like to say that our team “weaponizes insurance” – that is, via insurance, I will ensure my clients are making money instead of insurance being just another expense for them.

Ted Dobos, Newfront’s new Executive Vice President, Private Equity Group Leader, and his team will focus on delivering unmatched value for clients merging with and acquiring other companies. 

Welcoming Newfront’s Private Equity Group Leader Ted Dobos

Colleagues, Clients and Communities: ABD hit an important milestone this week, crossing the 00 million revenue mark. It is something worth recognizing and celebrating as we continue to grow our culture and our company in diverse ways. We are all working hard to build a durable, culture-driven business that will provide pride and peace of […]

5.11.20 – Weekly Update from Brian Hetherington

We continue to manage against our operating guidelines during this crisis and our transition to the new normal:

1. Continuity of client service and delivery.

2.Fortifying client and colleague relationships

3. Sustainability – of our work and company

4. Adjusting expectations and planning accordingly.

With the continuity of client services and delivery being one of those guidelines, we are delighted to welcome new clients that select ABD as a partner to manage risk and manage the employee experience. Our deep knowledge in construction and maritime along with our expert HR Advisors continue to bring new business to ABD for which we are proud to be selected as their partner for tomorrow’s business needs.

We were also reminded of the Sustainability of our company with the terrific honor of winning the #4 spot in Best Places To Work in the Bay Area. Considering the fact that we moved up into the “Large Company” category of 250-500 employees, and the steep competition, our score of +91 is quite an accomplishment. Also, interesting to note that our top 3 words describing ABD were consistent: Flexible, Challenging, and Fun – although FUN nudged out Flexible this year as the top word of choice. Well done!

More important today than ever, ABD remains connected in this global environment. The Worldwide Broker Network was supposed to have the global conference next to RIMS in Colorado last week. The organization pivoted to have a virtual conference – with 115 countries represented and has become the 3 largest global network in the world. The whole WBN community was able to have more participants in the conference for specific sessions because of the use of technology. In many ways, it was a great reminder that the clients we serve and the partners we have chosen are making a difference locally, nationally, and globally.

Dear Colleagues and Clients: We continue to manage against our operating guidelines during this crisis and our transition to the new normal: 1. Continuity of client service and delivery. 2.Fortifying client and colleague relationships 3. Sustainability – of our work and company 4. Adjusting expectations and planning accordingly. With the continuity of client services and delivery being […]

5.4.20 – Weekly Update from Brian Hetherington

During our weekly Town Hall meetings, we are using a word cloud app to not only stay connected, but to gain anonymous, no-pressure, and really great real-time feedback. During last week’s townhall we proposed the following question: “What do you love about working at ABD?”   The three most mentioned words were: Flexible Fun Challenging […]

4.27.20 – Weekly Update from Brian Hetherington

Work is the third pillar of our ABD ethos of Work, Love, and Play. In our first two town halls, we chatted about Love, and Play. Check out past Leadership Letters here. In some ways, work originally seemed like the hardest one to distill, process, and get excited about. When I looked for images of “work” busy images of commutes, multi-tasking, or being overwhelmed popped up. And as I digested what it means to work – at something – more clarity surfaced for me.

“Even if you’re on the right track, you’ll get run over if you just sit there.” —Will Rogers

When I think of “our work” at ABD – it congers two distinct images. We have 350 teammates and colleagues as part of the ABD Team.  The work we do together enables a rich array of experiences for our team. By doing our work well, we enable satisfaction of being part of a world-class team. That success has been a growth engine for ABD and in turn provides for our teams needs and wants.  Through our work we are able to pay for our rent and mortgages. We are able to take care of our parents, children and loved ones. We plan for vacations, retirement and celebrations. By filling our work bucket, it enables the ability for us to “work” on our love and play buckets. Through our work, we are able to learn, grow, assist and honor. I’ve borrowed this from Shawn Del Grande (CEO of DGDG) before – “We want ABD to be a place where we “get” to go to work vs. “got” to go to work…”

“Coming together is a beginning, keeping together is progress, working together is success.” —Henry Ford

When I think of the work we do for our clients –  we are dream enablers. We make them better risks over time. Our work helps create healthy and happy employees. Our financial wellness practice and retirement services helps provides stability and peace of mind. We turn start-ups into grown-ups. We activate our clients hopes and dreams to enable a whole ecosystem that our communities depend on. Our clients’ work is truly world changing. We have dozens of life science companies that are finding cures to cancer, ALS, Alzheimer’s, heart disease, and several are working around the clock on Covid-19. Our clients provide life-giving substance thru fishing, agriculture and food products. Our sports clients have given us Super Bowl and NBA championship joy and entertainment. The technology clients we serve provide communication tools of video, collaboration software, and telecom. ABD’s VCs and PE firms are keeping the current capital fluid while investing in the future. The construction and real estate firms are providing places to work – and places to live. We are fortunate to support dozens of non-profits who support those most in need in our communities.

“Don’t count the days, make the days count.” —Muhammad Ali

And in the end, we are all a work-in-progress. It is hard not to be a fan of John Wooden, legendary coach of UCLA. We have a number of UCLA grads at ABD, and Kurt has had Wooden’s Pyramid of Success on our shared office wall since we launched the company. One of my favorite Wooden quotes is “Make each day your masterpiece.” Our initial thoughts on founding ABD centered around “Imagine what you could accomplish if you weren’t afraid to fail.” We know work provides meaning. Joy. Satisfaction., Accomplishment. Pride. Personal and professional growth also requires work. The work we do enables the successes of many clients, colleagues and communities.  The ability for ABD to keep our WORK positively impacting the meaningful WORK of our clients is critical. It helps keep the gears of the US economy going.

“Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things that you didn’t do than by the ones you did do. So throw off the bowlines. Sail away from the safe harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore. Dream. Discover.” – Mark Twain

Let’s emerge stronger on the other side of this pandemic by the work we put into ourselves, and the Work, Love and Play that gives us joy.

Dear Colleagues and Clients: Work is the third pillar of our ABD ethos of Work, Love, and Play. In our first two town halls, we chatted about Love, and Play. Check out past Leadership Letters here. In some ways, work originally seemed like the hardest one to distill, process, and get excited about. When I looked […]

4.20.20 – Weekly Update from Brian Hetherington

All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. Proverb

During ABD’s 4 Town Hall – the Sports Edition, I touched on making sure we all take time for Play during our Shelter-In-Place/WFH and shared some general guidelines that may also be helpful to you and your business.   During Shelter-In-Place, or Stay Home and Stay Healthy, it’s important to  remember that everyone’s situation is different – some  are dealing with ailing parents, young children, college-aged children, fur babies, studio apartments, and other challenges. I hope you will find some ideas to share with your teams.

Earlier this year, ABD rolled out our new Wellness Platform, Virgin Pulse. It is our team’s well-being solution that helps employees create habits that matter so they can be their best at work and at home. There are many great resources on Pulse. And great opportunities to play. There are challenges for laughing, moving on an hourly basis, morning drink, fitting in strength. It offers a great way to stay connected and have some fun. Our team enjoys these opportunities to make healthy adjustments, encourage new behaviors, engage in healthy competition and have fun with their ABD family as coaches and as friends.

It is a happy talent to know how to play. Ralph Waldo Emerson

WSJ “Your Health” columnist Sumathi Reddy checked in with medical professionals who say it’s important not to rush to buy supplements and vitamins that promise to enhance your immune system. Instead, they say, stick with the more mundane, but proven, approaches:

• Exercise. Low- and moderate-intensity exercise naturally lowers levels of the stress hormone cortisol and helps with immune-system function. But don’t go overboard: Over-exercise can weaken the immune system.
• Keep your stress levels down. The more you stress about the virus, the more likely you are to suffer from it. Try relaxing activities, such as meditation.
• Watch your diet. Stick to a healthful, balanced diet filled with lots of colorful fruits and vegetables. Foods that can help support the microbiome include plain yogurt, garlic, onion, ginger, sauerkraut and fermented foods. Read more here.

You can discover more about a person in an hour of play than in a year of conversation. Plato

With families holed up at home, the WSJ pulled together a list of 100 non-screen activities to keep kids engaged. Most use supplies you might already have at home. Others require not much more than your brain and your feet. Some involve even less. Here’s a small sample:

• Outdoor games: Hide and seek, jump rope, hopscotch, capture the flag.
• Fun in the living room: Build a fort, play dress up, write a message in a bottle, make a radio play using any of 16,000 sound effects from this free BBC trove.
• New hobbies: Fly a kite, build a terrarium, learn how to juggle.
• Bedtime: Study the constellations, use a flashlight to make shadow theater, page through old family photo albums. Read more here.

You’ve achieved success in your field when you don’t know whether what you’re doing is work or play. Warren Beatty

It was inspirational to see over 300 members of The ABD Team on video during ABD’s Town Hall. I thank each and every person on our team for being exceptional. Being strong. Being open. On our Sports Edition themed day – I couldn’t be more proud of being part of the ABD TEAM. A Championship Team.

While each of us have different experiences with this current situation, there are some silver linings in the storm clouds above, and we are all looking forward to the sunshine’s return and the Work, Love and PLAY ahead!

All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. Proverb During ABD’s 4th Town Hall – the Sports Edition, I touched on making sure we all take time for Play during our Shelter-In-Place/WFH and shared some general guidelines that may also be helpful to you and your business.   During Shelter-In-Place, or Stay Home and Stay Healthy, it’s […]

4.13.20 – Weekly Update from Brian Hetherington

You may know that part of our Newfront ethos of Work, Love and Play came from a quote from Doris Kearns Goodwin (DKG). For those of you who don’t know the story…

10 years ago, Robin Hendrickson, Newfront’s Practice Leader for Occupational Health and Safety,  invited me to hear DKG speak at the San Jose Convention Center for a YWCA event.  DKG was charming, funny, poignant. Exceptional. I learned things I didn’t know before. Eleanor Roosevelt, set the path for the first lady’s role in a thousand ways. One of them was insisting that only female reporters cover her news conferences. That, Goodwin said, left newspaper publishers scrambling to hire women. “A whole generation of female reporters got their start because of Eleanor Roosevelt,” Goodwin said. Goodwin helped write LBJ’s memoirs with him after his Presidency. He was a broken man because he had put so much into politics that he was out of balance… which is when DKG quoted Harvard Psychologist Erik Ericson with “The richest and fullest of lives have a balance between Work, Love, and Play. Achieve this balance and you’ll die a happy soul.” (#WLP).   As I heard these powerful words, I realized I was at a “work” event, with colleagues, prospects and clients that I loved, and a chat on a subject I also loved. The intersection of Work, Love, and Play. We hope everyone has that opportunity to intersect WLP. (Sports. Music. Food. Hang Gliding. Fantasy Football. Spinning. Nieces and Nephews. Dogs. Cats. Beer. Wine. Barry’s Bootcamp. Travel. Yoga. Church and religion. Philanthropy. Non-profits. Colgate. UCLA.)

There is a community around each of these “loves” and a way to “play” with your networks. We also insure a number of companies – and individuals who love these interests. The Warriors. The 49ers. The Baccus Restaurant Group. Opus One, Dominus, FF Coppola wineries. WBN. Goodwill. Edgewood Center. For me, reconnecting with lacrosse thru coaching my boys has been enriching and nourishing. And the community that is supporting youth lacrosse has been very good to our business. Friends become clients. Clients become friends. The lines of WLP become blended.

As we prepare for another 30-days of Shelter In Place, we should try to ensure we have a balance between these pillars. This is a great opportunity to re-balance. Re-focus. Renew. Recharge. What can you accomplish in the next 30 days?

Send a note – those people who helped shape you. People who were in your wedding party. People who were there during another turbulent time? Who made you laugh?

Family – check in with your family – however you define family. Do a silly facetime theme. A virtual happy hour. A meditation or prayer. Make those connections stronger.

What inspires you? Can you read one more book? Run a mile? Run a faster mile?

Did you take time today to tell someone you love them? To do something for yourself?

Doris Kearns Goodwin’s latest book (released in 2018), is called Leadership in Turbulent Times. It follows the paths of Abraham Lincoln, Theodore Roosevelt, Franklin Roosevelt and Lyndon Johnson thru the various challenges they each had during their terms as President.

Lincoln had a country that was being torn apart through a Civil War – his temperament and absolute determination not only saved the Union, but it also ended slavery. One of the greatest quotes to emerge from this President – “all man is created equal.”

TR – He instituted anti-trust policy while supporting Progressive Era policies around immigration, urbanization, and woman’s suffrage. TR helped restore fairness to social and economic life in the wake of the industrial revolution.

FDR united and lead thru the Great Depression creating hope and restoring faith in democracy.

LBJ took office after the tragic assignation of JFK, and masterfully implemented a domestic agenda that established the greatest civil rights movement since Lincoln.

Each of these leaders not only led through a crisis – they emerged on the other side with life-altering changes that made the fabric of our country even better. Temperament. Determination. Fairness. Restoring faith. Unity. Masterful. Accountable. Expert.

What are the important words for you to weave into your narrative during these turbulent times? How can you balance your buckets of Work, Love and Play?

Dear Colleagues, Clients and Community, You may know that part of our Newfront ethos of Work, Love and Play came from a quote from Doris Kearns Goodwin (DKG). 

4.6.20 – Weekly Update from Brian Hetherington

Last month, I was invited to attend Peter Diamandis’ Abundance 360 Conference. Created in cooperation with Singularity University, A360 is Diamandis’ unique summit for a curated group of CEOs, entrepreneurs, executives, and investors to discuss some of the most exciting developments happening in disruptive technology and innovation. Topics ranged from machine learning to synthetic biology and human longevity. The summit emphasized the exponential growth occurring in innovation and focused on how this innovation will impact business at large. Below are some of the topics and ideas that we discussed on the first day of the summit.

Capital – Access to capital has never been more abundant, with 30 billion in venture capital in, 00 billion in crowdfunding, .1 billion in crypto funding invested in 2018 alone. The availability of this capital is changing the world already.

 Health & Longevity – CRISPR and gene therapy are enabling not only great health, but also an end to addiction. Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs) have helped elimination of a species of mosquitoes that were responsible for +120 million Zika virus infections. Medical advancements will continue to extend healthy, happy, productive life expectancy.

Resources
a. Energy – Solar and Storage (batteries) continue to improve at accelerated rates. Villages in Africa are being transformed by access to electricity and infrastructure these technologies enable. The cost of coal compared to solar now makes choosing solar energy a better economic decision (which is great for the environment).
b. Food & Water – The ability to feed the world using technologies from AeroFarm, IronOx (San Carlos), JUST egg, Memphis Meats, Beyond Meat, etc. will help solve the worlds’ food issues. A360’s XPrize winner, Skywater Alliance, received a grand prize of .5M for developing an easily deployable high-volume water generator that can be used in any climate, meeting the competition parameters of extracting a minimum of 2,000 liters of water per day from the atmosphere using 100 percent renewable energy, at a cost of no more than two cents per liter.

Transportation – Electronic Vehicles and self-driving cars are becoming commonplace. Uber Air, for personal short distance air travel, has been cleared for testing in major markets for 2020 – next year!

Network & Sensors – 5G cellular networks will change the ability for local computing to be everywhere. The sensors that will feed through this network will tell us everything.

Robots – Robots are now learning through various simulations. Check out the Boston Dynamics ATLAS robot run, jump, and hop here.

3D Printing – Homes can now be “printed” in under 24 hours. Many consumer goods will change – clothing, shoes, food, etc. will be 3D-printed. Nano 3D printing will allow biomaterials for tissue engineering – bone growth. (Experts even gave a rather strange example of a 3D-printed steak that looks, feels, and tastes like regular meat).

Virtual Reality/Augmented Reality – Several companies have cracked the code here for virtual work spaces – High Fidelity, Magic Leap, Soul Machines
a. True special recognition in real time… These operate like Pokémon Go on steroids. Real overlay to vision and maps… will provide predictive analytics for many industries in a visual map.

Artificial Intelligence
a. No language barriers – The invention of instant language translation will tear down barriers.
b. Facial recognition is now two way with Soul Machines “Rachael” being the first digital employee of Autodesk.
c. Google Duplex is on the leading edge of the AI market from Alphabet.
d. 48% of all AI investments are in China
e. For our business (insurance), reading and analyzing contracts, claims, and interpreting likely outcomes will have a huge impact.

Physics & Space
a. Fiction is becoming reality… Mars has a 52 mile lake (water on Mars), NASA has signed 9 contracts to outsource space to companies like Space X… Space X has 19 launches, Blue Origin has 00B committed, and Virgin Galactic has successfully launched Starship, Starhopper, and Spaceship II carrying passengers.
b. The ability to leverage space, both actual and virtual will become blurred.
c. Leveraging true global resources will dramatically alter how we operate.

These advancements will allow people to have Superpowers. To allow people to embrace their fears (risks) to help enable their dreams is where ABD hopes to assist this ecosystem… Imagine what you can achieve if you couldn’t fail!

Check out my next blog post to learn more about my experiences at Abundance 360 Conference and how I plan to use what I learned to keep inspiring innovation and creativity here at ABD.

Last month, I was invited to attend Peter Diamandis’ Abundance 360 Conference. Created in cooperation with Singularity University, A360 is Diamandis’ unique summit for a curated group of CEOs, entrepreneurs, executives, and investors to discuss some of the most exciting developments happening in disruptive technology and innovation. Topics ranged from machine learning to synthetic biology […]

Reflecting on the Abundance 360 Conference

For the first time in recent memory, P&C carriers are forecasting some moderate to major rate increases, and it looks like it is more than just trying to “get rate.”

The market – largely due to the back-to-back catastrophes of hurricanes Harvey, Irma and Maria – and the Sonoma/Napa fire – is now heading for a correction. These natural catastrophes will produce a 00 billion loss year for the industry.

Hannover Re, the world’s third-biggest reinsurer said on Wednesday (11/8/17) that it sold its entire stock portfolio, worth about 953 million euros (.1 billion), to help pay for claims from hurricanes and earthquakes.

AIG saw billion in catastrophic losses in Q3, and is pursuing double-digit rate increases.

Chubb saw pre-tax Q3 catastrophic losses of .9 billion, and sees rates hardening across multiple lines. CEO Evan Greenberg states that Chubb will demonstrate leadership to get adequate risk-adjusted pricing and returns.

At Newfront, we want to be out in the lead on these types of notices. We will keep you apprised of the market conditions as they change and as usual, will work diligently to mitigate any potential increases with a strategic marketing effort.  These headlines lead us to believe that the increases may be more than just in the wind/hurricane impacted areas, which could see up to 25% increases. Other lines are likely to see single to low double digit increase for the first time in many years. While there will be pressure for some rate adjustments, ultimately, your insurance program will be based on your individual risk characteristics and may be immune from these rate hikes.

Brace yourself. For the first time in recent memory, P&C carriers are forecasting some moderate to major rate increases, and it looks like it is more than just trying to “get rate.” 

In October 2010, I was fortunate to hear Doris Kerns Goodwin speak live at a YMCA event in San Jose. Dorris is a Pulitzer Prize-winning American biographer, historian, and an oft-seen political commentator. She is the author of biographies of several U.S. Presidents – including Lyndon Johnson and the American Dream, The Fitzgeralds and the Kennedys: An American Saga, No Ordinary Time: Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt, and her most recent book, Team of Rivals: The Political Genius of Abraham Lincoln.

Doris Kerns Goodwin was nothing short of amazing. She was charming, smart, relevant, and something she said really touched me. As a fan of presidential politics, one of the stories she shared really jumped out to me. She spoke of her last conversations with Lyndon Baines Johnson, who was a broken president at the end of his life.

She said, “As I understand the implications of this story, it reinforces a central wisdom I learned years ago at a seminar taught by the great Harvard psychologist Erik Erikson. And he taught us that the richest and fullest lives attempt to achieve an inner balance between three realms – work, love and play. And that to pursue one realm to the disregard of others is to open oneself to ultimate sadness in older age, whereas to pursue all three with equal dedication, is to make possible a life filled not only with achievement, but also serenity.”

“So as you figure out the kind of work you want to do, the challenge is to find work imbued with meaning, work that provides enjoyment on a daily basis. If you choose a career for money or prestige or security but dislike going to work more days than not, it will never be worth it in the long run. As for the sphere of play, I’ve learned over the years that even with sports and recreation and hobbies, there’s a need for a level of commitment of time and energy deep enough to really enjoy something and be able to derive relaxation from it.”

I left the luncheon realizing that I have been incredibly fortunate. I’ve worked with people that I have fun with, and I love the clients and people we serve. I realized that if we can all fill the three buckets of “Work, Love, Play” through meaningful work, balanced with a fulfilling life with family and friends….then we are all truly blessed.

In January 2012, as part of a team kickoff presentation, we showed an image of buckets labeled “Work”, “Love” and “Play”. It was an effort to visually remind the team that we need to keep things in balance. Work hard, play hard, and embrace those in your lives with kindness and gratitude.

I am incredibly excited about being a part of ABD. And the three pillars of Work, Love, and Play. Thanks for a being part of it!

If you have two minutes you can check out this video:

http://www.ted.com/talks/doris_kearns_goodwin_on_learning_from_past_presidents.html

In October 2010, I was fortunate to hear Doris Kerns Goodwin speak live at a YMCA event in San Jose. Dorris is a Pulitzer Prize-winning American biographer, historian, and an oft-seen political commentator. She is the author of biographies of several U.S. Presidents – including Lyndon Johnson and the American Dream, The Fitzgeralds and the […]

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