Integro Builds Healthcare Unit in Boston with Former Marsh Execs

June 5, 2006

Insurance broker Integro has appointed a team of Boston-area producers to serve as the Boston-based arm of the company’s Healthcare Practice. William (Bill) J. McDonough, Todd Drometer and James DeCourcey will manage placements for healthcare clients throughout the Northeast, under the leadership of the recently named Managing Principal Ruth Kilduff.

McDonough, managing principal, has two decades of experience in healthcare professional liability program design and loss prevention consulting, with a specialty in alternative risk financing design for hospitals and physician groups. He joins Integro from Marsh, where he served as a managing director for the National healthcare practice for 14 years.

Todd Drometer, managing principal, brings 17 years of experience in healthcare, most recently with a focus in professional liability, alternative risk financing and risk programs. His most recent position was managing director and Northeast healthcare practice leader for Marsh.

DeCourcey, principal, also joins Integro from Marsh, where he was a vice president and Northeast healthcare casualty leader. He has had nine years of experience ibroking complex healthcare programs.

As announced in May, Kilduff is a registered nurse with 30 years of experience in the healthcare sector, most recently as managing director in Marsh’s healthcare practice. She was previously a vice president at Tufts-New England Medical Center in Boston.

Source: Integro

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  • July 13, 2006 at 8:50 am
    Marc Landry says:
    You poor *******. They have 12 clients in 7 weeks, and they need a bond?
  • June 14, 2006 at 1:58 am
    MavenMark says:
    You foolish man. A reputation is all a person has. They have good ones I suspect.
  • June 5, 2006 at 12:47 pm
    mediamogul says:
    How do clients know that they are not bringing the errant aspects of Marsh culture and practices with them? By the name Integro? Sounds like a Transformer.

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