Atlanta-based McGriff has hired Andrew Belisle as a senior vice president and transactional risk specialist in the firm’s Executive Risk Advisors group.
Belisle joins McGriff from ASQ, a London-based transactional insurance managing general agent. He previously worked as an underwriter in the U.S. division of Beazley. In those roles, he specialized in underwriting representation and warranty insurance coverage for private equity and strategic buyers.
Belisle also worked as a corporate and mergers and acquisitions attorney for Alston & Bird LLP and Morris, Manning & Martin LLP, where he advised public and private companies on M&A transactions, securities offerings, corporate governance, and regulatory and litigation matters.
Belisle is a licensed property and casualty insurance broker and regular speaker on transactional risk insurance issues at industry conferences and law forums.
He also previously worked as a commercial lines insurance broker with the former Oswald Trippe & Co., which was acquired by McGriff in 2009.
Made up of specialists in executive, professional, cyber and transactional risk, McGriff’s Executive Risk Advisors group includes more than 60 professionals in Atlanta, Birmingham, Chicago, Dallas, Denver, Houston and New York City. A subsidiary of Truist Insurance Holdings, McGriff is a full-service insurance broker providing risk management and insurance solutions to clients across the United States. The firm’s coverages include commercial property and casualty, corporate bonding and surety services, cyber, management liability, captives and alternative risk transfer programs, small business, employee benefits, title insurance, personal lines, and life and health.
Truist Insurance Holdings, Inc. is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Truist Bank and operates more than 240 offices through its subsidiaries: McGriff Insurance Services, Inc.; CRC Insurance Services, Inc.; Crump Life Insurance Services, Inc.; AmRisc, LLC; and its premium finance companies.
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