Fireman’s Fund Names VPs of Programs and Professional Liability

March 15, 2013Email ThisPrintNewslettersTweetArticleComments

NOVATO, Calif.-based Fireman’s Fund Insurance Co. named Jay Dipasupil to vice president of programs, and Dan Reed to vice president of professional liability.

Dipasupil will lead Fireman’s Fund’s programs business. He will be responsible for providing strategic and operational direction and achieving profitable growth.

Dipasupil has more than 25 years of insurance industry experience. Most recently he led the specialty solutions group at Chartis and was responsible for the development and execution of underwriting, production and distribution management for its professional liability products. Prior to Chartis, Dipasupil held underwriting and leadership roles with Travelers and Zurich.

Reed will be responsible for managing the professional liability line of business and driving profitable growth.

Reed has more than 20 years of insurance experience and an expertise in professional liability. He has managed teams responsible for lawyers’ professional liability, accountants’ professional liability, real estate errors & omissions, and insurance agents and brokers errors & omissions. Prior to Fireman’s Fund, Reed worked for Travelers, St. Paul Companies and Great American Insurance Cos.

Fireman’s Fund is a member of the Allianz Group, one of the world’s largest providers of property and casualty insurance.

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tailor made’ policy forms for certain client segments within its allied healthcare (AHC), architects & engineers (A&E) and miscellaneous professional liability (MPL) products.  It also includes common and simplified policy language across the three products and the ability to cross sell new coverages, including general liability, to clients.

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Wells Fargo Names Pearson VP, Professional Risk Group Cyber Risk

January 3, 2013Email ThisPrintNewslettersTweetArticleComments

San Francisco, Calif.-based Wells Fargo Insurance named Rebecca Pearson vice president for its professional risk group’s technology, privacy and network risk practice.

Pearson will advise clients on professional liability, technology errors and omissions, network security, and privacy related lines of coverage. Supporting national operations with a specific focus on the West Coast, Pearson will also provide market negotiations, policy analysis and placement, policy administration and claims advocacy services.

Pearson will report to Meredith Schnur, senior vice president of the professional risk group, and will be based in San Francisco.

Pearson was most recently the national subject matter expert on cyber risk and errors and omissions-related business for Hays Companies.  Prior to joining the insurance industry, she was a practicing attorney in San Francisco, serving as litigator in Shook, Hardy & Bacon’s national products liability group, and then Hanson, Bridgett’s insurance coverage litigation group.

Wells Fargo Insurance is part of Wells Fargo & Co., a financial services company with $1.4 trillion in assets.

 

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Certified Professional Insurance Agent Classes Return to Indiana

September 25, 2012Email ThisPrintNewslettersTweetArticleComments

Professional Insurance Agents of Indiana (PIA), a statewide association of local, independent insurance agents, is the newest sponsor of the AIMS Society’s Certified Professional Insurance Agent (CPIA) designation program.

The CPIA program has not been offered in Indiana for several years.

Earning the CPIA designation requires completion of a series of Insurance Success Seminars. Each of the three, one day CPIA workshops teach practical before-, during- and after-the-sale techniques for producers, sales managers, account managers, service staff, and company marketing representatives.

PIA of Indiana will host the first two seminars in the series on Oct. 30 and 31, 2012.

Agents who complete the seminar can earn seven Indiana continuing education credits for each CPIA course.

Source: PIA of Indiana

 

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