Arch Insurance North America Announces Promotion of Brian First to President
First, who joined Arch in 2014 and has 30 years of industry experience, will now have executive oversight over Arch Insurance’s business units and certain operations teams.
“Brian First has been instrumental to our success over the past several years, and we’re all very excited to have him take on these expanded responsibilities,” Shulman said. “In addition to being an incredibly insightful underwriter, Brian is a well-rounded and respected leader who will help steer our organization as we pursue our ambitious goals.”
In this newly created role, First’s direct reports include:
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Catherine Kelly , EVP, Corporate Underwriting Services -
John Rafferty , CUO, Financial, Professional & Programs -
Rich Stock , CUO, Casualty & Surety -
Valerie Turpin , CUO, Property
“I’m honored to step into the role of President of
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