Corgi Insurance has launched Golden by Corgi, a dedicated sports and entertainment vertical designed to serve leagues, federations, clubs, events, and venues. The initiative targets the global sports industry, which generates more than $600 billion in economic activity, by addressing the specific insurance needs of sports organizations.

Golden replaces fragmented insurance programs that often involve multiple brokers, carriers, and administrators with various layers of fees. Built on Corgi's full-stack platform, the new vertical offers custom-built insurance programs, certificates of insurance issued within minutes, in-house claims handling, embedded risk support, and prevention programming tailored to the sports sector.

The vertical is led by Peter Akman and Mike T. Brown, who bring experience as former founders and professional athletes. Their leadership focuses on providing an operator's mindset and an insider's understanding of the sports ecosystem. Golden is currently working with National Governing Bodies (NGBs) and Olympic programs, including USA Fencing, to support teams and governing bodies.

"Sports organizations operate in a highly specialized environment with risks that traditional commercial insurance products often fail to address," said Peter Akman, Co-Founder of Golden. "Golden was built specifically for this industry, providing organizations with a partner that understands the business of sports."

Golden provides more than twenty lines of coverage designed for the unique risks faced by teams, leagues, tournaments, facilities, and sports organizations of all sizes. Corgi Insurance, the parent company, is an AI-native insurance firm that has raised $374 million since its founding, most recently at a $2.6B valuation.

Corgi Insurance announced its entry into the trucking insurance market on July 13, 2026, deploying its full-stack, AI-powered platform to offer auto liability, cargo, and physical damage coverage. The initiative targets the commercial insurance segment's operational complexities, aiming to provide same-day policies and faster underwriting decisions. By integrating real-time data and automation, Corgi seeks to resolve persistent industry challenges such as long waits for coverage, inaccurate pricing, and delayed Certificates of Insurance (COIs).

The company's underwriting team brings more than three decades of trucking insurance experience to the operation. This expertise is combined with automation to deliver tailored solutions rather than relying on generic industry averages. Corgi is also integrating its insurance offering with trucking platform AtoB, embedding coverage alongside factoring, payments, telematics, and brokerage solutions.

Drew Bregman, Head of Strategy at Corgi Trucking, emphasized the economic importance of the sector and the need for modernization. "Trucking is the backbone of the economy, yet the insurance experience has remained largely unchanged for decades," Bregman said. "We're bringing real-time data, automation, and modern infrastructure to a market that deserves faster decisions, better service, and fairer prices, including flexible per-load coverage."

Strategic Integration and Funding

Corgi Insurance positions itself as the first AI-native insurance company. The firm has raised $374 million since its founding, achieving a valuation of $2.6B in its most recent funding round. The integration with AtoB is designed to serve as an in-house insurance solution for the platform's network, streamlining access for fleets of every size.

Coverage Offerings

Charles McGuire, Trucking Underwriter at Corgi, highlighted the potential for technology to improve the carrier experience. "I've spent my career working with fleets and know how outdated and frustrating the insurance process can be," McGuire said. "What excites me about Corgi is the opportunity to combine decades of industry experience with technology that delivers a faster, simpler, and better experience for carriers."