The London and International Insurance Brokers’ Association (LIIBA) has announced the appointment of Greg Zucker as the new chair of its facilities committee. Zucker, who serves as facilitised business manager at Price Forbes & Partners, will be supported by Laura Lindsey, DUA manager at McGill and Partners, as deputy chair.
According to a news release, Zucker succeeds Sarah Peppiatt, delegated authority director at Arthur J. Gallagher, trading as Alesco Delegated Authorities. Peppiatt, who has chaired the committee since 2018, will step down at the end of the year but will remain a member of the committee to continue contributing to its efforts.
The news release highlighted that the facilities committee plays a pivotal role in representing brokers on delegated authority and line slip-related initiatives, as well as driving market reform within the insurance industry.
LIIBA chief executive Christopher Croft welcomed Zucker and Lindsey to their new roles. “We are very pleased that Greg has agreed to take on the important role of chair for LIIBA’s Facilities Committee and Laura as his deputy,” Croft said. “The committee is heavily involved in overseeing, supporting, and encouraging broker involvement in market reform placing initiatives, and Greg will play a key role in progressing the committee’s objectives.
Croft also expressed his appreciation for Peppiatt’s leadership: “I’d also like to thank Sarah for the exceptional job she’s performed over the last few years, and I’m glad that she will continue to support LIIBA and the committee.”
The appointment is the latest update in the trade body following the recent appointment of Tracy Lee Kus, head of Aon’s London-based Global Broking Centre, to the board of The London Market Group as a representative of LIIBA. Kus’s appointment is part of LMG’s ongoing effort to strengthen the representation of key industry stakeholders. With 13 years of experience at Aon, including leadership roles in Singapore, Kus brings a wealth of global insurance expertise. She has also held roles at Novae, Axis, Antares South Africa, and AIG.
LIIBA is a trade body representing the interests of Lloyd’s brokers operating in the London and worldwide insurance and reinsurance markets.
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