McLarens has appointed Danny Miller (pictured) as chief global strategy officer (CGSO), a new position within the company’s global management team. In a statement, the company noted that the appointment is part of its broader organisational developments aimed at supporting international operations.
Miller will assume the role with immediate effect and report directly to chief executive officer Gary Brown. As CGSO, he will oversee long-term strategic planning, the evaluation of merger and acquisitions opportunities, and enterprise-level initiatives intended to support operational planning across the group.
“Danny’s appointment marks an exciting step forward as we expand our global c-suite to support the next phase of our strategic journey,” said Brown. “His track record of driving growth, transforming operations, and delivering value across diverse geographies and market cycles makes him ideally suited to help guide McLarens into its next chapter.”
Miller has over 30 years of leadership experience in the insurance and loss adjusting sectors. He is known in the global market for his senior executive roles at firms such as Knight Commercial, Sedgwick, and York. In those positions, he worked on claims management, strategy development, integrating mergers and acquisitions, and digital transformation. He also has operational expertise in handling claims both domestically and internationally, managing catastrophe (CAT) operations, and developing workforces.
“McLarens has seen impressive global growth over recent years, and I’m excited to join the global management team at such a pivotal time,” Miller said. “Throughout my career, I’ve had the privilege of working across every facet of the insurance and loss adjusting industry, and I look forward to bringing that experience to support McLarens, our clients, and our colleagues.”
The appointment comes at a notable time for mergers and acquisitions within the global insurance industry. While the first quarter of 2025 saw a cooling in certain segments, the overall outlook for the year suggests a more active environment for strategic transactions.
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