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ABOUT THE AUTHOR Maiclaire Bolton Smith Senior Leader, Research & Content Strategy View Profile Throughout my career I’ve always had a passion for promoting science,
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Maiclaire Bolton Smith holds the position of vice president, Hazard & Risk Management at CoreLogic. In this role, she leads product management, research, market strategy, sales enablement, thought leadership and catastrophe event response for this division of the company’s insurance pillar.
With her background in seismology and experience as a leader, she has become a leading communicator who strives to reveal new insights about the impacts of natural hazards and climate change on the broader property ecosystem. She is also the host of Core Conversations: A CoreLogic Podcast.
Prior to CoreLogic, Bolton Smith held previous positions at RMS, Emergency Management British Columbia, the International Seismological Centre and the Geological Survey of Canada.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR Maiclaire Bolton Smith Senior Leader, Research & Content Strategy View Profile Throughout my career I’ve always had a passion for promoting science,
Maiclaire Bolton Smith sits down with construction expert Glenn Bearden to discuss what’s really causing the spike in construction material prices—from the pandemic, to labor problems, all the way to the core of human behavior.
In this episode, host Maiclaire Bolton Smith talks to geospatial and location expert Matt Karli. He unravels the complicated question of “where?”–and reveals how location intelligence can even save lives.
In this episode, host Maiclaire Bolton Smith chats with Creig Northrop and Kevin Greene to discuss the fundamentals of being an excellent agent and consider what the future has in store for the industry.
A Conversation with Justin Roberts and Hank Barbe Hurricane season kicked off on June 1, and 2021 is projected to be another above-normal year. Last
A Conversation with Ty Tucker The future, complete with interconnected and coordinated utilities and buildings, can help people live better. Whether it’s managing a city’s