Alliant Insurance Services, a nationwide specialty insurance brokerage firm, has added Charlotte Smith-Wilkes to its Construction Services Group as senior vice president/wrap-up director to lead the expansion of its Wrap-Up Division in the southern United States with an emphasis on Georgia, Florida, and Texas.
“As construction activity continues to increase, the southern United States holds great opportunity for us to expand our Wrap-Up Division,” said Ken Caldwell, executive vice president, Construction Services Group
Smith-Wilkes has more than 29 years of experience in construction risk management, specializing in large controlled insurance programs. She has worked with clients on projects exceeding $30 billion in construction value. At Alliant, Smith-Wilkes will be responsible for the development, implementation, and monitoring of wrap-up programs. In addition to overseeing all wrap-up client and account management functions in the South, she will provide additional controlled insurance program leadership as needed across the national Alliant system.
Joining Smith-Wilkes at Alliant are Vice President/Wrap-Up Manager Marie Ramos-Alhadeff and Wrap-Up Program Administrator Rob McCormack. Collectively, Smith-Wilkes, Ramos-Alhadeff, and McCormack have experience working with clients on numerous sports arenas, airports, condominiums, schools, and roadways. Their efforts will be focused on delivering programs to federal and state agencies, developers, and contractors.
Ramos-Alhadeff has overseen more than 40 wrap-up programs across the United States. At Alliant, Ramos-Alhadeff is responsible for the management of controlled insurance programs in Georgia, Florida, and Texas.
McCormack has more than 20 years of experience in underwriting and risk management and is providing technical and administrative support to Alliant clients.
Smith-Wilkes maintains an office in Atlanta and is based in Lake Mary, Fla. with McCormack and Ramos-Alhadeff located in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
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