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People Moves: Dietrich Named CEO, Hiscox Europe; Hartford’s Milner to Canopius; Agile Risk’s Foster to IGI; HDI Promotes Digman April 9, 2021
A summary of these new hires follows here.
Hiscox
Specialist global insurer Hiscox has appointed
Robert Dietrich as the new CEO of Hiscox Europe. Dietrich takes up the role immediately, succeeding Stephane Flaquet who was appointed to the new role of chief transformation officer earlier this year.
Dietrich has been with Hiscox for 24 years, having joined as an operations manager for Hiscox Germany from Allianz’ trainee program in 1997. He held a variety of underwriting roles across the business before being appointed to managing director of Hiscox Germany in 2006. Dietrich has turned Hiscox Germany into the flagship of Hiscox Europe, with the business more than quadrupling under his leadership.
Canopius appoints Milner as renewable energy head
09-04-2021
Global specialty re/insurer Canopius Group has appointed Pat Milner as head of renewable energy, effective immediately.
Milner brings more than 30 years of experience in the global energy insurance market to Canopius, where he will report to Rachel Sabbarton, head of energy. Formerly head of technical risks and managing director of the UK branch at The Hartford, Milner is a highly accomplished underwriting executive with an established reputation as a market leader in the energy sector.
His appointment underlines Canopius’ commitment to the renewable energy sector. Milner will be responsible for servicing the existing book of business and client base, as well as building a strategy for the future.
Bike Marblehead moving on from Lead Mills
Supporters hope to have a new bike site by spring
Leigh Blander Wicked Local
Supporters of a bicycle pump track at Lead Mills are moving on after members of the Conservation Commission said approval was highly unlikely.
“My own personal view is that it would not legally be permissible to do this,” said Conservation Commission Chairman Brian LeClair at a meeting last week. “I don’t think the deed restrictions and town bylaws permit it. I really don’t.”
Dozens of teens and their families have been lobbying for months for a pump track, which is an oval dirt track with built-up bumps and turns.