[ Lexington, SC ] RiskAdvisor, the SaaS platform transforming insurance agency workflows, client engagement, and data-driven decision-making, has been selected to join the 2025 cohort of BrokerTech Ventures (BTV) — the industry’s first broker-led convening platform and insurtech accelerator program.

RiskAdvisor is one of nine innovative insurtech startups hand-picked to participate in BTV’s highly intentional accelerator curriculum, now entering its sixth year of fueling growth-stage insurtechs. The accelerator kicks off April 9–10 at BTV Mania in Des Moines, where participating startups will meet with BTV’s network of broker, carrier, and wholesaler partners to explore strategic partnerships and co-innovation opportunities.

“Being chosen by BrokerTech Ventures validates the mission we’re on at RiskAdvisor — empowering insurance agencies to streamline intake, deliver frictionless client experiences, and close more business with confidence,” said David Watson, CEO and Founder of RiskAdvisor. “We’re excited to collaborate with the best minds in insurance distribution and bring our solutions to the forefront of the industry.”

RiskAdvisor joins a class of standout startups delivering AI, automation, and data transformation to the insurance space, including:

• Adaptional – Fully automated back office for brokerages with manual operations.

• Eventual Treasury – Carrier statement processing and broker revenue intelligence.

• Fulcrum – AI-powered security products for brokerages.

• FurtherAI – AI assistants for automating repetitive workflows.

• LightDoc – Rapid insurance policy comparison and verification.

• SquareRisk, Inc. – Marketplace for quoting and binding specialty MGA products.

• Stitch Studio – Embedded AI agents for brokers, carriers, and agencies.

• When – Solutions to reduce high-cost employer claims and support displaced employees.

Each startup receives $50,000 in seed funding and access to BTV’s multibillion-dollar distribution ecosystem, creating unmatched opportunities to pilot, refine, and scale their technologies.