Sedgwick has introduced the appointment of Tom Simoncic (pictured above) as president of its property and worldwide enterprise after serving as the corporate’s president of property for the Americas for the previous seven years.
Simoncic is a three-decade trade veteran whose expertise spans all areas of the insurance coverage enterprise, together with third-party administration (TPA), marine, forensics and restore. He joined Sedgwick via an acquisition and have become chief of the property traces enterprise within the Americas, answerable for guiding the strategic path and supply of providers to purchasers within the US, Canada, and Latin America.
In his new function, Simoncic will leverage this expertise and his data of world claims administration and disaster response to supervise greater than 10,000 colleagues throughout the worldwide property and worldwide enterprise.
“Our worldwide enterprise has grown considerably over the previous 5 years below Ian’s management, with a robust pipeline in place for continued success in 2023 and past,” stated Sedgwick CEO Mike Arbour. “I stay up for Tom main the continuing progress of our operations all over the world, together with additional growth of the Sedgwick world footprint.”
“Aligning our world property and worldwide companies below Tom’s management unites the assets of our groups throughout geographies, time zones and cultures,” added Jim Ryan, Sedgwick’s chief working officer. “His expertise forging deep relationships with companions and his confirmed excellence main the Canadian, Latin American and U.S. markets will guarantee Sedgwick’s world community continues to develop. I’m assured he’ll keep and encourage the extent of care and private consideration that defines our buyer expertise.”
Simoncic’s appointment displays Sedgwick’s dedication to delivering service bolstered by world assets and native experience, the corporate stated in a press launch.
In the identical launch, Sedgwick additionally introduced that worldwide chief govt officer Ian Muress will probably be retiring on March 31, following a profitable 45-year profession.
