
In this episode, I interview Jennifer Kapp, Partner at Cruser, Mitchell, Novitz, Sanchez, Gaston & Zimet, LLP, to talk about her unique journey into the insurance industry, the realities of working motherhood, and why flexibility is the ultimate key to retaining top talent. Jennifer shares how she originally graduated from law school in 2008 during the economic downturn with the intention of pursuing public interest work, only to find herself stepping into the insurance world through a family connection. From there, she built a thriving career spanning claims, complex litigation, and thought leadership, proving that career paths do not need to follow a rigid, linear trajectory. We discuss the challenges of navigating corporate return-to-office mandates, the power of authentic social media connections, and how her firm fosters an equitable environment by prioritizing autonomy and remote work. Jennifer also opens up about the beautiful mess of balancing a demanding legal career with raising three children, sharing why she believes women shouldn't feel pressured to do it all perfectly.
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