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The Hartford

(Landseer, 1851)

AND THE CLAIM LEADERSHIP MODEL
Heidi Lewin  EDUC 6105
Orgs, Innovation & Change
Please turn on your Speakers
History of the Company-Early beginnings
May 10, 1810

(Firetruck, 1901) (Nathaniel
Terry,Portrait n.c.). (Great Fire
of
1835, n.d), (Landseer, 1851), (
Morse, n.d.)
History of the Company-Famous Insureds

(Abraham Lincoln House, n.d.), (Abraham
Lincoln, n.d.), (Babe Ruth, n.d.), (Lee House,
n.d.), (Buffalo Bill, n.d.), (Timmons, n.d.),
History of the Company-Major projects

(Golden Gate
Construction, n.d.), (Golden
Gate,, n.d.), (Hover Dam
Construction, n.d.), (Hover Dam, n.d.)
History of the Company - Present Day

(The Hartford
[HIG], n.d.), (AARP
Logo, n.d.), (US
Paralympics and The
Hartford, n.d.), (Larry
The Stag, 2010)
CEO

Comm.
Markets

Talcott
Resolution

Mutual
Funds

HIMCO
Financial

Law

Consumer
Markets

Middle Market
GB Claims
Chief Claim Officer
Large Loss

Spec. Invest.

Field Claims

Work Comp

HHI

Auto

Practices

Gen. Liability

Group Benefits
Sales &
Distribution
Select Customer

Property & Marine
Property
Chief Underwriter
Claims Legal
Actuary Comm
Markets
Claim Services
Actuary Reserving
Field Ops

Finance

Human
Resources

Enterprise
Risk Mgmt
The Hartford Culture

Pre-Remote Worker Program
 Top-Down decision making process
 Reactionary Change
 Northeast culture and viewpoints
 Out of touch
Post-Remote Worker Program
 Collaborative decision making
process
 Proactive Change
 Viewpoints and cultures from country
wide
 Engaged Leadership team

(The Hartford, 2013)
The Claims Leadership Model-CLM


Why









Transactional vs. Transformational Leadership
Improvement in the 3 business metrics

File Quality

Customer Service

Work Environment
Daily activity breakdown for front line leaders

85% of their time performing process driven work

7-10% coaching

5-8% of their time doing team administrative work
Front line leaders were not empowered to lead their teams

Who?




Claim staff from all lines of business




Change Process
Post Implementation guidelines

How?

(D. Carrow, personal communication,
November 13, 2013)
The CLM Process - Assessment and
Planning
 Initial Survey with McKinsey & Company
 Process and Time studies using Six Sigma studies

 Project managers traveled to TD Ameritrade to observe the
Lean Management System
 Outcomes
(D. Carrow, personal communication, November
13, 2013)
The CLM - Change
 Front line supervisors focus shift






Employee facing activities vs. All Quality file reviews
Daily team huddles
Benchmark performance reviews on a team level
Weekly department huddles
New daily activity breakdown for front line leaders
 50% Employee facing activities
 30% File level activities
 20% team oversight and professional development

(D. Carrow, personal
communication,
November 13, 2013)
The CLM - Resistance
Front Line Supervisors






Time management
Flavor of the month
Performance level decline
Pay for performance culture

Claim staff
 Waste of time-time management issues
 Intrusive
 Uncomfortable with a less structured performance assessment

(R. Garcia, personal
communication, November
15, 2013)
The CLM - Implementation
 Training for front line supervisors
 Need for the model
 Increased business metrics
 Proper way to conduct employee facing activities
 Use of daily huddles
 How to provide appropriate feedback

 Identify those employees with a high performance level
 Communication-key to implementation.

(E. Bounds, R. Guillermo, M. Drescher, & V.
Mayorga, personal communication, November
20, 2013)
The CLM - Post Implementation

 Huddle guidelines established
 Feedback forms to document employee facing activities
 Leadership blog
 Handout for claim staff outlining the new model
(D. Carrow, personal communication,
November 13, 2013)
The CLM  Success Story

All three core business metrics saw an increase
 Overall File Quality - 78% to 85% standard files
 Customer Loyalty  82% to 87% satisfied
 Work environment  91% of claim employees would rather
work for the Hartford than for anyone else.

(D. Carrow, personal
communication, November
13, 2013)
Reflections
What went well
 Planning
 Research
 Implementation
 Communication to front line supervisors
 Follow up
Area for improvement
 Claim representative communication and anticipation of
resistance.
Reflections
The change process incorporated many factors presented by
Dr. Bligh
 Created a sense of urgency
 Communicated the rational for the change
 Identified likely resistors
 Created small wins
 Identified Structural obstacles
Visionary vs. Reactionary
(Laureate Education, n.d.)
References
AARP Logo [Computer graphic]. (n.d.). Retrieved from bhpmss.org
Abe Lincoln Illinois Home [Photograph]. (n.d.). Retrieved from http://iconnect.thehartford.com/Pages/Archive1287781464486.aspx
Babe Ruth in Uniform [Photograph]. (n.d.). Retrieved from http://iconnect.thehartford.com/Pages/Archive1287783787962.aspx
Buffalo Bill [Lithograph on paper]. (n.d.). Retrieved from http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/americanexperience/films/cody/
Fire truck [Photograph]. (1901). Retrieved from http://fire.hartford.gov/PictureGallery/old_fire_truck.jpg
Golden Gate Bridge Construction [Photograph]. (n.d.). Retrieved from http://iconnect.thehartford.com/Pages/Archive1287781376075.aspx
Hoover Dam Construction [Photograph]. (n.d.). Retrieved from www.library.unlv.edu
Hoover Dam [Photograph]. (n.d.). Retrieved from hoover-dam-directions.jpg.

Landseer, E. H. (1851). Monarch of the Glen [Painting]. Retrieved from http://www.1artclub.com/the-monarch-of-the-glen-by-sir-edwin-landseer/
Larry the Stag [Photograph]. (2010). Retrieved from http://benhauck.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/05/landscape-opening-bell-as-larry-the-stag.jpg
Laureate Education [Producer]. (n.d.). Sustaining change. Retrieved from Walden course EDUC 6105
Lee House at Arlington [Photograph]. (n.d.). Retrieved from http://washington.dukegill.com/images/Arlington_Cemetery_Arlington_House_001.jpg
Mid-America Games for the Disabled [Computer graphic]. (n.d.). Retrieved from www.midamericagames.com
Morse, S. F. (n.d.). Eliphalet Terry [Oil on canvas]. Retrieved from www.en.wahooart.com
Nathaniel Terry [Painting]. (n.d.). Retrieved from http://iconnect.thehartford.com/Pages/Archive1287781376075.aspx
The Great Fire 1835 [Painting]. (n.d). Retrieved from http://newyorklookingback.blogspot.com/2011/12/great-fire-1835.html
The Hartford. (2013). Map with Office Locations [Computer Graphic]. Retrieved from www.thehartford.com/sites/thehartford/files/facts-about-the-hartford.pdf
The Hartford. (n.d.). Hartford Home Office [Photograph]. Retrieved from http://www.thehartford.com/higfiles/flash/historical_timeline.html
Timmons, R. (n.d.). Robert E. Lee [Painting]. Retrieved from www.rebelyell1.com

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  • 1. The Hartford (Landseer, 1851) AND THE CLAIM LEADERSHIP MODEL Heidi Lewin EDUC 6105 Orgs, Innovation & Change
  • 2. Please turn on your Speakers
  • 3. History of the Company-Early beginnings May 10, 1810 (Firetruck, 1901) (Nathaniel Terry,Portrait n.c.). (Great Fire of 1835, n.d), (Landseer, 1851), ( Morse, n.d.)
  • 4. History of the Company-Famous Insureds (Abraham Lincoln House, n.d.), (Abraham Lincoln, n.d.), (Babe Ruth, n.d.), (Lee House, n.d.), (Buffalo Bill, n.d.), (Timmons, n.d.),
  • 5. History of the Company-Major projects (Golden Gate Construction, n.d.), (Golden Gate,, n.d.), (Hover Dam Construction, n.d.), (Hover Dam, n.d.)
  • 6. History of the Company - Present Day (The Hartford [HIG], n.d.), (AARP Logo, n.d.), (US Paralympics and The Hartford, n.d.), (Larry The Stag, 2010)
  • 7. CEO Comm. Markets Talcott Resolution Mutual Funds HIMCO Financial Law Consumer Markets Middle Market GB Claims Chief Claim Officer Large Loss Spec. Invest. Field Claims Work Comp HHI Auto Practices Gen. Liability Group Benefits Sales & Distribution Select Customer Property & Marine Property Chief Underwriter Claims Legal Actuary Comm Markets Claim Services Actuary Reserving Field Ops Finance Human Resources Enterprise Risk Mgmt
  • 8. The Hartford Culture Pre-Remote Worker Program Top-Down decision making process Reactionary Change Northeast culture and viewpoints Out of touch Post-Remote Worker Program Collaborative decision making process Proactive Change Viewpoints and cultures from country wide Engaged Leadership team (The Hartford, 2013)
  • 9. The Claims Leadership Model-CLM Why Transactional vs. Transformational Leadership Improvement in the 3 business metrics File Quality Customer Service Work Environment Daily activity breakdown for front line leaders 85% of their time performing process driven work 7-10% coaching 5-8% of their time doing team administrative work Front line leaders were not empowered to lead their teams Who? Claim staff from all lines of business Change Process Post Implementation guidelines How? (D. Carrow, personal communication, November 13, 2013)
  • 10. The CLM Process - Assessment and Planning Initial Survey with McKinsey & Company Process and Time studies using Six Sigma studies Project managers traveled to TD Ameritrade to observe the Lean Management System Outcomes (D. Carrow, personal communication, November 13, 2013)
  • 11. The CLM - Change Front line supervisors focus shift Employee facing activities vs. All Quality file reviews Daily team huddles Benchmark performance reviews on a team level Weekly department huddles New daily activity breakdown for front line leaders 50% Employee facing activities 30% File level activities 20% team oversight and professional development (D. Carrow, personal communication, November 13, 2013)
  • 12. The CLM - Resistance Front Line Supervisors Time management Flavor of the month Performance level decline Pay for performance culture Claim staff Waste of time-time management issues Intrusive Uncomfortable with a less structured performance assessment (R. Garcia, personal communication, November 15, 2013)
  • 13. The CLM - Implementation Training for front line supervisors Need for the model Increased business metrics Proper way to conduct employee facing activities Use of daily huddles How to provide appropriate feedback Identify those employees with a high performance level Communication-key to implementation. (E. Bounds, R. Guillermo, M. Drescher, & V. Mayorga, personal communication, November 20, 2013)
  • 14. The CLM - Post Implementation Huddle guidelines established Feedback forms to document employee facing activities Leadership blog Handout for claim staff outlining the new model (D. Carrow, personal communication, November 13, 2013)
  • 15. The CLM Success Story All three core business metrics saw an increase Overall File Quality - 78% to 85% standard files Customer Loyalty 82% to 87% satisfied Work environment 91% of claim employees would rather work for the Hartford than for anyone else. (D. Carrow, personal communication, November 13, 2013)
  • 16. Reflections What went well Planning Research Implementation Communication to front line supervisors Follow up Area for improvement Claim representative communication and anticipation of resistance.
  • 17. Reflections The change process incorporated many factors presented by Dr. Bligh Created a sense of urgency Communicated the rational for the change Identified likely resistors Created small wins Identified Structural obstacles Visionary vs. Reactionary (Laureate Education, n.d.)
  • 18. References AARP Logo [Computer graphic]. (n.d.). Retrieved from bhpmss.org Abe Lincoln Illinois Home [Photograph]. (n.d.). Retrieved from http://iconnect.thehartford.com/Pages/Archive1287781464486.aspx Babe Ruth in Uniform [Photograph]. (n.d.). Retrieved from http://iconnect.thehartford.com/Pages/Archive1287783787962.aspx Buffalo Bill [Lithograph on paper]. (n.d.). Retrieved from http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/americanexperience/films/cody/ Fire truck [Photograph]. (1901). Retrieved from http://fire.hartford.gov/PictureGallery/old_fire_truck.jpg Golden Gate Bridge Construction [Photograph]. (n.d.). Retrieved from http://iconnect.thehartford.com/Pages/Archive1287781376075.aspx Hoover Dam Construction [Photograph]. (n.d.). Retrieved from www.library.unlv.edu Hoover Dam [Photograph]. (n.d.). Retrieved from hoover-dam-directions.jpg. Landseer, E. H. (1851). Monarch of the Glen [Painting]. Retrieved from http://www.1artclub.com/the-monarch-of-the-glen-by-sir-edwin-landseer/ Larry the Stag [Photograph]. (2010). Retrieved from http://benhauck.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/05/landscape-opening-bell-as-larry-the-stag.jpg Laureate Education [Producer]. (n.d.). Sustaining change. Retrieved from Walden course EDUC 6105 Lee House at Arlington [Photograph]. (n.d.). Retrieved from http://washington.dukegill.com/images/Arlington_Cemetery_Arlington_House_001.jpg Mid-America Games for the Disabled [Computer graphic]. (n.d.). Retrieved from www.midamericagames.com Morse, S. F. (n.d.). Eliphalet Terry [Oil on canvas]. Retrieved from www.en.wahooart.com Nathaniel Terry [Painting]. (n.d.). Retrieved from http://iconnect.thehartford.com/Pages/Archive1287781376075.aspx The Great Fire 1835 [Painting]. (n.d). Retrieved from http://newyorklookingback.blogspot.com/2011/12/great-fire-1835.html The Hartford. (2013). Map with Office Locations [Computer Graphic]. Retrieved from www.thehartford.com/sites/thehartford/files/facts-about-the-hartford.pdf The Hartford. (n.d.). Hartford Home Office [Photograph]. Retrieved from http://www.thehartford.com/higfiles/flash/historical_timeline.html Timmons, R. (n.d.). Robert E. Lee [Painting]. Retrieved from www.rebelyell1.com