The Coalition Against Insurance Fraud announced new leadership appointments across several of its committees and task forces, reinforcing its commitment to collaboration, innovation, and excellence in fraud prevention.
The Coalition’s 14 committees and task forces play a vital role in advancing industry best practices, strengthening partnerships, and addressing emerging insurance fraud challenges. These leaders have been selected as co-chairs to guide strategic discussions and drive meaningful progress across the organization’s membership.
- Medical Fraud Task Force: Rob McGinley, senior manager, Financial Crimes Unit, PwC. He joins co-chair Craig Koerner of Farmers Insurance.
- Public Information Committee: Chris Sloan, executive director, Pennsylvania Insurance Fraud Prevention Authority. He joins co-chair Tom Donahue of Verisk.
- Workers’ Compensation Task Force: Jenn Cunningham, director of Special Investigations, Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation. She joins co-chair Gene Donnely of Zenith Insurance.
“These leaders exemplify the expertise, commitment, and collaborative spirit that drive the Coalition forward,” said Michelle Rafeld, executive director. “Their leadership will strengthen our committees and task forces, enhance knowledge sharing across our membership, and help advance our mission of preventing and combating insurance fraud.”
SOURCE: Coalition Against Insurance Fraud
Topics Fraud Leadership
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