Ace Boosts Investment in Multinational Servicing Capabilities; Appoints Gary Kramer SVP, Ace Global Services
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According to a release, Kramer will lead the Ace Global Services team, applying Ace's experience, expertise, and infrastructure to support the growth of Ace's multinational business and meet the complex underwriting and servicing needs of Ace's large multinational customers.
In his role, the company noted, Kramer will also oversee the delivery of Ace's risk management products, programs, and services through all lines of business that Ace writes for global programs of U.S.-based companies. He will report to
Kramer will continue to be responsible for overseeing Ace Worldview, an innovative web-based portal launched in 2010 that enables multinational risk managers and brokers to monitor and manage key aspects of their multinational insurance programs, anytime. He was instrumental in launching Ace Worldview for Ace Risk Management (ARM), in 2013, which was designed to give risk managers and brokers real-time access to information, and an extensive document repository. This interactive portal is a service-oriented system that allows users to manage large, complex primary casualty programs, multiple policies, and recent activities.
"I'm pleased to welcome Gary to this key role. This appointment demonstrates our commitment to continually invest in the infrastructure, systems, and operations that support Ace's multinational services for clients and brokers around the globe," said Clabby. "Gary's proven leadership and deep understanding of client service technologies will support Ace's further investment in the Ace Worldview portal, an integral component in managing multinational business, particularly as it relates to exchanging data with our clients and brokers."
With more than 10 years of insurance industry experience, Kramer recently served as Vice President, Ace Risk Management. In his tenure with the company, Kramer held various management positions in Ace Financial Solutions and Ace Risk Management, with particular emphasis on accounting and operations. Prior to this time, he held positions with other global insurance companies and in other non- insurance industries.
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