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SafetyWing Nomad Insurance

Meet this week’s speaker:

Naman Mehrotra, Head of Product at SafetyWing

Naman is the Head of Product for SafetyWing API, focused on building and scaling benefits to freelancer and HR platforms globally. Before venturing into the startup world, he worked at McKinsey and Google in a variety of roles, including product, consulting, and hardware. As the child of expat parents, Naman spent his childhood between 11 schools in 7 countries across Asia, Africa, and Europe, before moving to the US. This experience taught him firsthand about living in a world where financial systems and healthcare are local while the world becomes increasingly global.

SafetyWing’s mission is to solve this very problem by creating products that transcend borders and provide more equal opportunities, regardless of where one lives. He left New York City a year ago to become nomadic and explore different parts of the world. In his free time, he enjoys water sports, hiking, being outdoors, and playing racket sports.

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Travel insurance isn’t the most exciting expense but it’s absolutely necessary. We don’t want to sound too dramatic but for those traveling on a budget, it can literally mean life or death. Medical costs, stolen gadgets and flight cancellations will ruin your trip if you aren’t covered. Think about your specific travel needs by all means – but at least get the basics covered.

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Health insurance for Digital Nomads is something that many people overlook – but you don’t want to find yourself without one. Medical costs, emergency flights and cancellations can all hit your bank account hard when you’re travelling. Ultimately, it’s better to spend a little on something you might not need than spend a lot further down the line because you don’t have coverage.

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