Insurtech Connect (ITC Vegas) Exhibitor List

This dataset covers the exhibitor roster associated with Insurtech Connect (ITC Vegas) 2027 at Mandalay Bay Convention Center in Las Vegas. It is organized for B2B use: sales teams, sourcing leads, market researchers and event planners. Each entry typically points to a company name and may include booth or category details when available. The list is designed to help you see the shape of the show before you travel. You can sort by product type, spot competitors and find suppliers that match your project. Because exhibitor participation can shift, use the list as a planning aid and confirm final details with the event organiser.

• Built for pre-show research and outreach planning
• Covers insurance technology and computing suppliers
• Best used alongside the official event directory

For outbound sales, an exhibitor list turns a large event into a focused account map. Start by filtering companies that match your ideal customer profile. Then group them by booth location so your team can plan walking routes and avoid wasted trips across the hall. Prepare one clear opening line per segment. If you sell to insurtechs, lead with integration or data needs. If you sell to large platforms, lead with security, scale or compliance. Remember that exhibiting does not guarantee a buying need. Use the list to prioritise conversations, not to assume budget. Follow up within a few days while the event is still fresh.

• Filter by fit before the show opens
• Group targets by floor location
• Follow up quickly after the event

Procurement and technology teams can use the list to build a shortlist before arriving in Las Vegas. Look for exhibitors in your priority categories, such as cloud infrastructure, AI, data platforms, cybersecurity or core insurance systems. Compare what each vendor says it does, then check for overlaps with your current stack. At the show, use booth time for focused questions: pricing model, implementation timeline, support options and reference customers. Because the list is a planning tool, treat vendor claims as claims until you verify them. A shortlist of five to eight vendors is usually more useful than a long list you cannot visit.

• Shortlist five to eight relevant vendors
• Prepare the same questions for each
• Verify claims during booth meetings

Analysts and strategy teams can use exhibitor data to track market movement over time. Which companies keep returning? Which categories are growing? Are new entrants appearing in AI, embedded insurance or claims automation? This kind of list supports simple comparisons: year over year, category by category, segment by segment. It can also help you understand where vendor attention is going. Keep in mind that a single edition is a snapshot, not a full market map. Pair it with funding news, product launches and earnings calls for a fuller picture. Historical lists are often more useful than one-off snapshots.

• Compare categories across editions
• Spot new entrants and repeat exhibitors
• Combine with funding and product news

Mandalay Bay Convention Center is a large venue, so a plan matters. Use the exhibitor list to mark must-see booths and group them by hall or aisle. Build in buffer time for conversations that run long. If you are attending sessions, block out half-days for the floor rather than trying to cover everything. Wear comfortable shoes and carry a light bag. For teams, split the floor by category so each person owns a segment. Share notes in a common document each evening. A simple shared tracker with company name, contact, next step and owner will save hours after the event.

• Mark must-see booths in advance
• Split the floor by category
• Share notes in one tracker daily

This list is a planning resource, not an official confirmed roster. Exhibitor line-ups can change: companies withdraw, add booths or shift focus. The notable names included here are examples from the wider event history, not a guarantee of current participation. Use the list to prepare questions and routes. Confirm final exhibitor details, booth numbers and session times with the event organiser or the official website before you travel. For outreach, respect privacy rules and local regulations. A good workflow is simple: research with the list, verify with official sources, then act on what you confirm.

• Treat entries as examples, not guarantees
• Confirm final details with the organiser
• Follow outreach and privacy rules