Leigh Ann Pusey, president and CEO of the American Insurance Association, is to step down from the role on June 9. She has been with the AIA for twenty years and has been its leader since 2009. She is leaving to pursue a new career opportunity.
“It has been a tremendous privilege to lead AIA for the past eight years,” said Pusey. “The leadership of our Board, commitment of our members and dedication of AIA’s staff to advancing thoughtful public policy solutions are what makes AIA the leading property-casualty trade association. I look forward to watching AIA as it continues to lead our industry’s advocacy efforts.”
As the search for her successor begins, the AIA’s chairman Christopher Swift, who is also chairman and CEO of The
Hartford, thanked Ms. Pusey for her dynamic leadership over the past 8 years.
“During that time, she built a strong, dedicated team of professionals who everyday zealously represent the property-casualty industry in Washington, D.C. and in state capitals across the nation. We wish her well as she begins the next phase of her career,” said Swift.
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