Mark Friedlander
Senior Director, Media Relations, Insurance Information Institute (Triple-I)
Mark Friedlander is Senior Director, Media Relations, at the Insurance Information Institute (Triple-I) — the industry's leading nonprofit research and education organization — where he serves as a national spokesperson on insurance issues for broadcast, digital, and print media. He joined Triple-I in 2019 and was promoted to Senior Director in March 2025.
His 30-plus years in the industry include a 13-year tenure as Head of Corporate Communications and Assistant Secretary at Main Street America Insurance, a $1.1 billion A-rated property/casualty carrier, as well as senior roles at Prudential Financial, HSBC Holdings, and Arthur Andersen LLP.
Friedlander has held leadership positions across multiple insurance trade organizations, including Board Chair and President of the Insurance Marketing & Communications Association (IMCA), Communications Committee Chair at the Insurance Institute for Business & Home Safety (IBHS), and advisory board roles for the Independent Insurance Agents & Brokers of America's Trusted Choice and Agency Best Practices programs.
His media appearances include The Washington Post, The New York Times, Bloomberg, CNN, Fox Weather, the Associated Press, Reuters, NPR, NBC News, ABC News, and CNBC, among many other national and regional outlets.
Friedlander began his career as a sports reporter and editor covering the NFL and Big Ten Conference. He holds a bachelor's degree in journalism and public relations from The Ohio State University.
Education: B.A., Journalism & Public Relations, The Ohio State University
Industry roles: Board Chair & President, IMCA; Communications Committee Chair, IBHS; Advisory Board, IIABA Trusted Choice & Agency Best Practices programs
Role: As a reviewer, Mark evaluates MoneyGeek's insurance content for factual accuracy, regulatory alignment, and industry terminology, drawing on his experience as a national spokesperson for the insurance industry and his 30-plus years working across property/casualty insurance, financial services, and insurance trade organizations.
