Entering the US
A non-US insurtech, MGA, or MGU that needs entity setup, licensing in the right states, a DRLP, and carrier appointments, and does not want to learn it the expensive way.
Mandalay Bay, Las Vegas, Sep 29 to Oct 1
The ITC Vegas 2026 Embedded Insurance Shortlist: which of the 100+ providers in our directory are on the floor, what to ask each one, and the eight things that stall non-US insurtechs trying to launch in the States. Plus a 20-minute working session with Ty Clark at Mandalay Bay, if you want one.
Curated by Clark Embedded Advisors, publisher of the Embedded Insurance Directory. Ty Clark is CTO at a London-based MGU and has run US licensing sprints for non-US insurtechs.
A non-US insurtech, MGA, or MGU that needs entity setup, licensing in the right states, a DRLP, and carrier appointments, and does not want to learn it the expensive way.
A platform in proptech, lending, mobility, or marketplaces choosing a provider and structure, and needs an operator's shortlist rather than a sales deck.
Three practical resources for a more useful week in Las Vegas.
Delivered immediately, with the provider categories and questions to use on the floor.
A direct view of the licensing and operating decisions that slow US market entry.
Reserve 20 minutes with Ty at Mandalay Bay or by phone during ITC week.
You get 20 minutes, in person at Mandalay Bay or by phone during ITC week. Bring your situation. Ty gives you the decision path and the two or three vendors to talk to.
No pitch. If it makes sense to work together afterward, that conversation happens later.
Reserve an ITC slotNo. Bring the decision you need to make. Ty gives you a practical path and the two or three vendors worth speaking with. Any later engagement is a separate conversation.
Book a phone session during ITC week. You still receive the shortlist as soon as you request it.
Yes, when you have a defined market, product, and decision to make. The session is designed to clarify the next practical step.
No. Clark Embedded Advisors provides operating, architecture, vendor, and market-entry guidance.
Work can include vendor selection, operating-model design, platform negotiation, integration planning, and US licensing support.
No. The 20-minute ITC working session is free and limited to the available slots shown on this page.
Ty Clark is an embedded insurance operator and technology executive who helps teams choose a structure, shortlist the right vendors, and enter the US with fewer false starts.
It takes one field.