Jorge Luzzi, Group Risk Management Director for Italian tire maker Pirelli worldwide, has been elected as the next President of the Federation of European Risk Management Associations (FERMA). His mandate as President will start at the end of the FERMA Forum on October 5, 2011 and continue until the end of the Forum 2013.
FERMA has also elected Michel Dennery, Deputy Chief Risk Officer, of France’s GDF SUEZ, as Vice President with a two year mandate until June 2013. Julia Graham, Chief Risk Officer for the global law firm DLA Piper, continues as Vice President until June 2012.
The current President of FERMA, Peter den Dekker will preside over the 2011 FERMA Forum in Stockholm from October 2 to 5. He congratulated Luzzi on his election, and pointed out that both and Dennery had “done a great deal to raise FERMA’s standing on the international stage.’
Luzzi is currently Vice President of FERMA, Chair of the International Federation of Risk and Insurance Management Associations (IFRIMA), Honorary President of the Latin American risk management association Alarys and an active member of the Italian risk management association ANRA.
He has had a wide ranging career in insurance and risk management, and today he is Group Risk Management Director for Pirelli worldwide, Executive Director of Pirelli Insurance and Reinsurance Company in Dublin, Ireland, and Managing Director of Pirelli Group Reinsurance in Switzerland.
Dennery is a member of the board of FERMA and of the French risk management association AMRAE. A civil engineer by background, he has headed the risk management department of GDF SUEZ since 2006. He is a member of the board of FERMA and of the French risk management association AMRAE.
Julia Graham is a member of the board of FERMA and a member and past Chair of the UK risk management association Airmic. She is a Fellow of the Chartered Insurance Institute, a Chartered Insurer and a Member of the Institute of Risk Management. Graham is the nominated UK expert on the new ISO working group for ISO31004, a “companion guide” to ISO 31000.
Source: FERMA
Topics Risk Management
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