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Alan Griffin
Chairman and CEO, JLT Reinsurance Brokers |
Alan started his career in the Aviation Division of Alexander Howden & Swann in 1969, becoming joint Chairman of the
Division in 1982. In the mid-80's, Alan spent four years with the additional responsibility of Administration
Director for all Division's of Alexander Howden Reinsurance Brokers. Prior to the purchase by Aon in 1996, Alan was
responsible for Alexander and Alexander Aviation on a global basis for retail, wholesale and reinsurance. Before
joining JLT Re, Alan was Chief Operating Officer of Aon Re UK.
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Keith Fenwick
Chief Operating Officer, JLT Reinsurance Brokers |
Keith started his career at Sedgwick Forbes in 1976 working on the US Casualty side. He joined C.T. Bowring in 1983
and became Chief Operating Officer for FINPRO in 1988. He then transferred in 1993 to run a joint venture with
Barclays Bank in Southampton, returning to FINPRO in 1998. Keith moved to Guy Carpenter in 2000 and became Chief
Executive shortly afterwards. He left in 2005 and joined JLT Re as Chief Operating Officer.
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Nigel Weyman
Chairman and CEO, JLT Aerospace UK |
Nigel joined JLT in 2003 where he assumed overall responsibility for all of JLT's major clients. His experience and skills have been the driving force behind the company's growth into the fourth largest aviation broker in the world. Nigel's previous career includes a number of management roles: Director of Alexander Howden Insurance Brokers, Managing Director of Alexander Howden Limited Aviation Division and Managing Director of Heath Aviation. Nigel specialises in major aviation risks and is one of the most skilful and client-focused negotiators and account managers in the London Market. |
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Charles Engel
Chairman and CEO, JLT Aerospace USA |
Charles began his aviation insurance career in 1959 at C.E. Heath and Co. Ltd. After 14 years at Heath, he led the aviation division of Lloyd's broker Robert Bradford, and afterwards became Executive Vice President of Steven L. Way International (Houston Casualty Company). In 1984 Charles formed his own aviation brokerage firm that was subsequently acquired by Aon Corporation. After 17 years with Aon as Vice Chairman and member of the Aviation Executive Committee, Charles became President and Chairman of Heath Lambert Aviation North America, which was acquired by Jardine Lloyd Thompson Group in 2004.
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