Alliant Insurance Services has announced the appointment of Peter McGoldrick as senior vice president within its Alliant Specialty division.
Based in Tampa, Florida, McGoldrick will join Alliant’s energy and power practice to support clients involved in the development, construction, and operation of thermal and renewable power generation facilities.
McGoldrick joins Alliant with 25 years of insurance experience. He has held various roles at several national and international brokerage firms, becoming involved in different lines of coverage and sectors, including power, private equity, and financial institutions.
Over the last 15 years, McGoldrick has assisted clients in the power generation sector by serving as an outsourced risk manager. His work in this field is focused on transfer placements for property, builders’ risk, third-party liability, and contractual risk management reviews.
“Peter brings extensive and specialized expertise to support the risk management needs of power generation facilities, adding tremendous value for Alliant’s Power clients,” said Rob Bothwell, managing director at Alliant Specialty.
“In his capacities as a client executive, attorney, broker and teammate, Alliant and our clients are privileged to have Peter aboard.”
McGoldrick’s insurance career began at Liberty Mutual, where he was a liability underwriter focusing on complex, loss-sensitive risk programs, as well as captive and alternative risk financing vehicles. His background also includes tenures at Lockton and Aon Risk Services.
According to his LinkedIn page, McGoldrick holds a BA in history and economics from Fairfield University, as well as a Juris Doctorate from Hofstra University. Additionally, he is a licensed property & casualty producer in Florida.
McGoldrick is the latest to join the Alliant Specialty team. Earlier this month, Alliant tapped Lou Spina to bolster its surety operations in New York. Like McGoldrick, Spina also holds the title senior vice president, Alliant Specialty.
Other recent appointments include additions to the company’s employee benefits group and the Alliant Americas division.
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