InsurIQ's Brian Harrigan

InsurIQ gives consumers a 360-degree view of their insurance portfolio, simplifying the process of researching, buying and managing insurance products

November 7, 2018

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Brian Harrigan, Founder and CEO of InsurIQ, describes the company's ability to give consumers a more holistic view of all their insurance coverages in one easy to use platform, simplifying the process of researching, buying and managing a portfolio of insurance products as needs change and evolve.

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