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Get to know HazardHub

Founded in 2014 by John Siegman, Bob Gitan, and Brady Foust, HazardHub established itself as a third-generation provider of property hazard data. The company's mission is to deliver the most accurate and extensive geospatial risk data to empower smarter underwriting, rating, and risk management decisions. In August 2021, HazardHub was acquired by Guidewire, a major platform provider for the P&C insurance industry, and now operates as Guidewire HazardHub. It provides an API-based solution that offers detailed information on a wide array of perils, including risks from air, water, earth, and fire, for properties across the United States.

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HazardHub

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