Welcome back to another edition of the Insurance Requirements podcast!I am your host Andrew Correll.I want to first thank everyone listening to Season 1 and making it a great success. The support from everyone along the way has been incredible.And the amount of knowledge and experience shared on the podcast through our first 10 episodes was amazing. That wouldn’t have been possible without an all-star cast.Speaking of that cast, they kept pretty busy too. Risk Genius was acquired by Bold Penguin, Juniper Labs was acquired by Next Insurance. Carey Anne has been busy doing amazing work launching Loop Insurance. Xilo and Spot have both completed recent rounds of funding.The kindness, generosity, and general badassery among that group is off the charts.As we get ready to dive into Season 2, I wanted to give you a brief update on what’s been going on since we last hung out in January.For starters, I started a new role as an Insurance Product Innovation Manager at Vouch Insurance which allows me to double down on creating the premier insurance buying experience for Technology Startups and Innovators.The past six months have been an incredible experience that’s uncovered so much about the ins and outs of building insurance products. But even more so that successful startups are much more than just insurance. It’s about the steps taken before a claim is filed that tell the real story. In short, Risk Management.Join me in Season 2 as we meet with some of the brightest minds in Technology, Cyber Security, culture building, team construction, sales, company formation and equity, to uncover the biggest risks standing in between you and ultimate success, as well as actionable advice on how to avoid them.In episode 1, Frankie Arvelo, of Arvelo PLLC, provides a masterclass in legal hurdles startups face getting off the ground and much more. You won’t want to miss Frankie’s advice for structuring term sheets and customer contracts.If you haven’t already, please subscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you regularly listen.We’ll see you next time and thanks for listening.