Please join us on Thursday, June 6th from 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm for our next Educational Event in New York, which will be sponsored by FTI Consulting and the St. John's University School of Risk Management.
Our esteemed panel will discuss various challenges that currently exist in the industry, such as capital concerns, economic realities, the future generation of leaders, and other emerging issues.
Our panel includes:
- Emil Issavi, Chief Underwriting Officer, Aspen Re
- James Kent, President, Willis Re North America
- Elaine Lehnert, Managing Director, FTI Consulting
Please see the panelists' bios below for further information.
RSVPs are required, so please let us know you're coming via e-mail or on our website.
The U.S. Re Under40s Board
More info about our panel:
Emil Issavi, Chief Underwriting Officer, Aspen Re
Emil joined Aspen Re in 2006 as the Head of Casualty Treaty and is now Chief Underwriting Officer. He came to Aspen Re from Swiss Re America, where he held the position of Senior Treaty Account Executive responsible for various global and national property casualty clients. Emil began his career at Gen Re as a Casualty Facultative Underwriter.
James Kent, President, Willis Re North America
James has 25 years of experience in the global insurance market including positions as VP of Aon Re Bermuda and running the reinsurance operation at Willis Re Bermuda. He is currently President of Willis Re North America and is responsible for growing the Property, Casualty and Specialty operations in the U.S. plus branches located in Canada, Bermuda and London.
Elaine Lehnert, Managing Director, FTI Consulting
Elaine joined FTI's Global Insurance Services in 2011 as a managing director and has over 23 years of experience in accounting, risk management, and consulting within the life, health, and property casualty insurance and reinsurance industries. Her past positions include technical manager at the AICPA and manager at KPMG. Elaine is a CPA, and has been recently working on a number of engagements related to ERM.
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