ACORD Announces 2020 Board of Directors

"As ACORD celebrates its 50th anniversary, we are committed more than ever to supporting improved integration between industry stakeholders," said ACORD President and CEO
The new Directors include:
Colleen Batman, Senior Vice President, Small Commercial and Personal Lines Operations, The Hartford. Batman joined The
Mark Berthiaume, Executive Vice President, CIO and Chief Technology Innovation Officer, The
Returning members of the ACORD Board of Directors include:
Kevin Kennedy, Vice President and Chief Information Officer, Prudential Financial.
Patrick Molineux, Managing Director, LIMOSS, London Insurance Market Operations and Strategic Sourcing.
Robert Rusbuldt, President and Chief Executive Officer, IIABA.
Dr. Ralf Schneider, Group Chief Information Officer, Allianz SE.
James (Jim) Tyo, Chief Data Officer,
For more information on the members of the ACORD Board of Directors, please visit www.acord.org/board.
About ACORD
ACORD is the global standards-setting body for the insurance industry. For 50 years, we have been an industry leader in identifying ways to help its members make improvements across the insurance value chain. ACORD facilitates fast, accurate data exchange and efficient workflows through the development of electronic standards, standardized forms, and tools to support their use.
ACORD currently engages more than 36,000 participating organizations spanning over 100 countries, including insurance and reinsurance companies, agents and brokers, software providers, financial services organizations, and industry associations. ACORD maintains offices in
Learn more at www.acord.org.
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