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A former Travelers executive was named president and CEO of IFG Companies, a privately held property-casualty insurer based in Hartford.
Behram Dinshaw, formerly executive vice president and president of Global Small Commercial and Middle Market Business Centers at Travelers, will report to Robert Linton, chairman of IFG’s parent company, in his new position.
Behram replaces Christopher M. Lewis, who will continue as a director of IFG.
“Over the past seven years, IFG Companies has executed a significant transformation, with key investments in technology and talent, that have enabled the company to generate a strong track record of profitable growth,” Linton said. “With his broad expertise in insurance, finance, actuarial science and analytics, Behram is uniquely positioned to lead IFG Companies in the next stage of our journey.”
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to significantly slow the debilitating disease which affects 5.4 million americans and is expected to jump to 16 million by 2050. but dr. anderson says the surgery has been extremely effective in canada where it has been performed six times on patients such as robert linton with early alzheimer s. if i can t remember something, if i just pause for one, two, three, seconds. it pops in. reporter: here is how it works, the pacemaker surgically implanted in the chest, wires are run under the skin to the skull, then deep into the brain, to deliver an electrical stimulation at a rate of 100 electrical impulses a second. what s exciting is our understanding of how memory works fits well with how the surgery might work. reporter: the device is used to fight parkinson s disease. for linton the doctor demonstrates the difference in his brain scans.
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