Loss adjusting specialist Charles Taylor has announced the dual appointments of Hugh Thacker as global director of aviation and David Boghurst as global managing director of marine.
In addition to these high-profile hirings, the organisation has also designated James Godden as global operations director for aviation and marine, tasked with spearheading strategy and fostering operational coherence between these two pivotal transport divisions. Additionally, Godden will oversee client support initiatives to enhance service excellence throughout the company.
Both appointments also coincide with recent growth for the aviation team, propelled by the acquisition of Leading Edge Assist in December 2023.
Oliver Hutchings, the global managing director of marine & aviation, is set to depart the company by the end of June for a senior position at a global brokerage, ensuring a smooth transition before his departure.
“I am extremely excited to be appointed as Global Managing Director of Aviation and would like to thank Oliver for his assistance over the last few months. Charles Taylor’s global team of professionals brings a wealth of experience and an in-depth knowledge across all aspects of aviation,” Thacker said.
“I am thrilled and honoured to take on the role of Global Managing Director of Marine at Charles Taylor. Collaborating with our exceptional team of skilled experts is a privilege, allowing me to combine my passion for the sea with my professional remit,” Boghurst said.
Richard Yerbury, CEO of Adjusting, also expressed his appreciation for Hutchings' contributions, over the past 16 years.
“As Oliver embarks on the next chapter of his career after 16 remarkable years with our firm, I want to express my gratitude for his dedication and invaluable significant contributions to our Marine and Aviation businesses. His leadership and commitment have left a very positive impact on our business and our teams. We wish Oliver every success and fulfilment in his future endeavours,” he said.
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