Lee Stacey has been appointed president and chief executive officer of Britton-Gallagher & Associates Inc., one of Ohio’s largest privately owned insurance brokers. He assumes many of the current duties of Bruce H. Ball, who becomes Britton-Gallagher’s chairman and will focus on strategic direction and business development for the 69-year-old firm.
Stacey previously was president and CEO of Willis of Ohio, an operating unit of the global insurance provider Willis Group Holdings plc. Stacey joined Willis in 2005 after having served for five years as managing director, president and CEO of Acordia (now Wells Fargo Insurance Services) in Detroit. He also previously served in leadership positions at Comerica Bank, the brokerage firm Johnson & Higgins and Lumbermens Insurance.
Stacey holds the Certified Insurance Counselor, Certified Risk Manager and Certified Workers’ Compensation Professional designations and is a member of the Risk and Insurance Management Society at both the local and national levels.
Source: Britton-Gallagher & Associates
Topics Ohio A.J. Gallagher
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