Lockton Affinity Taps Sara Payne as a SVP [Health & Beauty Close – Up]
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Lockton Affinity, an insurance program manager, said that it has expanded its government contracting expertise with the addition of Sara Payne as a Senior Vice President.
"Sara Payne is recognized as a leader in managing complex insurance programs for government contractors," said Steve Eginoire, Chairman and CEO of Lockton Affinity, in a release. "Our clients will benefit from her in-depth knowledge and innovative approach to building and maintaining specialized insurance programs for government contractors while they are posted abroad."
In a release, the Company said that Payne will be based in its Washington, D.C. area offices. Lockton Affinity is a unit of Lockton Companies, an insurance broker.
Payne has previously led the Government Contractor team at Rutherfoord International, an insurance broker in the Washington, D.C. area. She was with the company for 18 years.
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