INSUREtrust, a cyber insurance and risk management specialty broker within CRC Group, has announced the appointment of Bradley Davis as executive vice president.
Davis brings nearly ten years of experience in global cyber insurance to the role. His background includes wholesale and retail broking in both domestic and international markets.
Before joining INSUREtrust, Davis managed a broking team for a Lloyd’s of London brokerage firm, where he focused on designing and negotiating complex insurance programs for businesses worldwide.
Davis expressed enthusiasm for the new role, highlighting his long-term observation of INSUREtrust’s development and his prior collaboration with the company. He emphasized his commitment to applying his experience and leadership to enhance the organization’s capabilities.
“The opportunity to apply my experience and leadership to an already well respected group is a challenge I’m eager to take on. I look forward to collaborating with the team to deliver value for our customers and trading partners,” said Davis.
CRC / INSUREtrust cyber practice leader Christiaan Durdaller noted Davis’ reputation in the London and U.S. markets, stating his expertise in complex and enterprise risk cyber placements spans national and global sectors.
"Very few professionals in the cyber insurance space can offer this diverse perspective and we are thrilled to have him as part of the INSUREtrust team,” said Durdaller.
Based in Nashville, Tennessee, Davis will report directly to Durdaller in his new position.
INSUREtrust specializes in emerging risk insurance, with a focus on cyber insurance. For over 27 years, it has developed expertise in the cyber insurance field. The company is a division of Starwind Specialty Insurance Services, LLC, a subsidiary of CRC Insurance Services, LLC.
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CRC is a wholesale specialty insurance distributor in North America, placing over $40 billion in annual premiums across various sectors, including property and casualty, employee benefits, life, annuities, and long-term care.
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