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The executive has been with the firm for 20 years.
The role will unify the P&C and professional and executive risk practices.
Inflation, tariffs and climate change are all making for an uncertain 2025.
Dickerson has spent over three years at the reinsurance broker.
The executive was CFO of Marsh Specialty and Global Placement.
Daniela Mills joins after more than eight years at Lockton.
Third-party liability, auto, medmal and premises liability remain challenging.
The broker will be using Verisk US agricultural risk models.
Debbie Goldstine previously held an EVP role at Lockton.
The former Lockton employee’s suit alleges sexual and gender harassment.
The executive succeeds Tim Ryan, who was recently appointed as the firm’s US president.
Tim Ryan previously spent 19 years as COO of Lockton’s Northeast business.
The broker hired Bruna Reis, Renée Bradbury, Gabriela Coelho and Luis Felipe Melo.
Lockton EVP Matthew Simmons was ordered to pay $1.9mn of the total award.
The plaintiff is seeking damages in excess of $35,000 as well as a trial by jury.
The executive will assume the position today, working with Troy Cook on a transition plan.
Challenges such as climate change and civil litigation remain troubling.
Ian George will be joined by Sawyer and Williamson as account executive and consultant respectively.
US and international operations, as well as global reinsurance, all posted double-digit organic growth.
Lockton also hired Luisa Senior from WRB as property VP reporting to Uribe.
The executive’s experience centers on program design for complex risk.
Based in Miami, the unit will be led by Simon Arden and Mario Martinez.
In her new position, the executive will report to UIB LatAm CEO Carlos Gutierrez.
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The broker's share price dipped 11% in morning trading after its Q1 earnings missed expectations. -
The commercial risk and reinsurance units delivered mid-single-digit growth.
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Lucy Clarke said the broking business was resilient in the face of macro challenges.
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