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Origami Risk
Origami Risk is a Chicago-based enterprise software company that provides a cloud-native platform for risk, safety, and insurance operations.
Origami Risk
Origami Risk is a Chicago-based enterprise software company that provides a cloud-native platform for risk, safety, and insurance operations. Led by President and CEO Robert Petrie, the firm operates from its headquarters at 222 North LaSalle Street and maintains an additional office in London. It serves a cross-section of large-scale organizations — including ABM Industries, Boise Cascade, DHL, Moran Towing, McCarthy Building Companies, Harford Mutual Insurance Group, and the Washington Schools Risk Management Pool — that use the platform to manage claims administration, policy lifecycle, environmental health and safety (EHS) compliance, and governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) programs. The platform is purpose-built for the complexity of modern risk operations, offering modules that span RMIS, EHS, GRC, healthcare risk management, and insurance policy and claims administration. Deployment flexibility — with configurable workflows, embedded AI, and an administration portal for data and user management — enables clients such as Mission Underwriters to launch 60 product lines and reach $500 million in gross written premium, while organizations like Harford Mutual complete digital transformations across ten states and ten lines of business in fourteen months. Origami Risk's geographic footprint covers the United States and the United Kingdom, serving multi-industry clients that range from building contractors to school risk pools. Origami Risk's executive team reflects a functional build-out beyond the founder-CEO model, with designated Presidents for Enterprise Growth and roles spanning product, revenue, people, client success, legal, and marketing. Robert Petrie oversees a C-suite that includes President of Enterprise Growth Earne Bentley, CPTO Ryan Cantor, CRO Ryan Dardis, CFO/COO Rick Stearns, and Chief Client Officer Mike Kaplan, among others. The firm's most recent public-facing operational milestone is the announcement of its Client Conference, scheduled for October 19–22, 2026, in New Orleans. The firm's structural differentiator is its relentless focus on configurability across a broad insurance-and-risk value chain — a single platform that spans from insured-entity RMIS and EHS workflows through carrier-side policy, billing, and claims administration. This dual-sided architecture, serving both the buyers of insurance and the carriers and pools that underwrite risk, creates a data flywheel uncommon in a market where most providers serve only one side of the transaction.
General information
Firm type
Asset Manager
Year founded
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AUM
Undisclosed
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Chicago
Corporate office
222 North LaSalle Street, Ste. 2100, Chicago, IL 60601, United States
Additional offices
London, United Kingdom
Principals
Robert Petrie
President & CEO
Earne Bentley
President, Enterprise Growth
Ryan Cantor
Chief Product & Technology Officer
Ryan Dardis
Chief Revenue Officer
Nikki Facchini
Chief People Officer
Mike Kaplan
Chief Client Officer
Rick Stearns
Chief Financial Officer and Chief Operations Officer
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
What does Origami Risk's platform actually do?
Origami Risk provides a single, cloud-native platform that unifies risk management, safety, compliance, and insurance administration. The system connects historically siloed functions: incident tracking, claims processing, policy lifecycle management, EHS compliance, and GRC oversight. Clients use it to move away from fragmented legacy systems and manual workflows, giving risk managers, safety officers, and insurance operators a shared source of data across the enterprise.
Who uses Origami Risk — insurance carriers, corporate risk managers, or both?
Both. On one side, large employers and public entities use Origami Risk's RMIS, EHS, and GRC modules to self-manage claims, track safety incidents, and monitor compliance. On the other side, insurance carriers, program administrators, and risk pools use the platform for policy administration, claims management, and billing — Mission Underwriters launched 60 product lines and reached $500 million in gross written premium on the system. This dual-sided architecture is relatively unusual in the risk-software market.
How does Origami Risk's AI integration work in practice?
Origami embeds AI within its administration portal to improve data quality, automate routine workflows, and surface risk insights rather than requiring users to build their own models. The firm's messaging positions AI as a tool to reduce administrative bottlenecks — cleaning data, accelerating onboarding, and making reporting more actionable — rather than as a standalone analytics product. Specific model details or third-party partnerships for the AI layer are not publicly disclosed.
Is Origami Risk a private company, and what is its ownership structure?
Origami Risk's ownership structure is not publicly detailed on its website. The firm presents itself as an independent operating company with a professionalized executive team led by President and CEO Robert Petrie. No information about private equity sponsorship, venture backing, or family-office ownership is disclosed in the available public materials.
What is Origami Risk's track record in serving public-sector and pooled-risk clients?
The firm has active relationships with public-entity risk pools such as the Washington Schools Risk Management Pool (WSRMP), which modernized its operations using Origami's pool management system. WSRMP reported reductions in data errors, faster renewals, and improved member-experience metrics after implementation, according to materials published on Origami Risk's website.
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