Commencing its board succession plans, London-based Miller Insurance Services LLP announced that Greg Collins will be appointed deputy chief executive officer, with an aim to name him CEO next year.
Miller also has appointed Ben Speers to the board as chief operating officer. Ken MacDonald was appointed to the board with continued responsibility for Miller’s Property & Casualty business unit and will also serve as a member of the Audit Committee. Jonathan Fussell was named partnership secretary.
All these changes, which are effective on July 1, are subject to regulatory approval.
Miller said it is the board’s intention to appoint Greg Collins as chief executive officer in 2017. Concurrently, Nicholas Lyons will step down as non-executive chairman, with Graham Clarke assuming this role (subject to regulatory approval).
“After over 16 years as CEO of Miller, I am delighted that we can commence our board succession plans with the appointment of these talented leaders who can help drive Miller forward into our next chapter,” said Graham Clarke, chief executive.
“Our successes over the last decade are reflective of the talent and professionalism of our people and as our business continues to grow, training and development has been vital to ensure that we continue to deliver the highest quality of service to our clients,” Clarke added. “I am excited to continue playing a significant role in the development of our business in my new capacity as chairman from next year.”
Source: Miller Insurance Services
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