CGSC Argentinian reinsurance CEO steps down
The chief executive officer (CEO) of Cooper Gay Cono Sur, Cooper Gay Swett & Crawford’s (CGSC) Argentinian reinsurance business, is set to step down.
At the end of this year, Guillermo Pastore, founder and CEO of Cooper Gay Cono Sur, will be stepping down from his position and leaving the company.
Following Pastore’s departure, Javier Medina, executive director and Mariano Ruiz, director of operations, will be responsible for the commercial and operational sides of the business respectively.
Working alongside Medina and Ruiz will be Javier Sabaris, commercial director, Florencia Gacias, director of reinsurance, and Alejandro Diego, technical director.
Toby Esser, CEO of the CGSC Group, said: “Guillermo established our presence in Argentina in 2009, and since then Cooper Gay has grown become the country’s largest reinsurance broker. I am very grateful to Guillermo for his hard work and leadership in developing our business in Latin America. He has been a key member of the CGSC Latin America regional team and I wish him well in his new career.”
Steve Jackson, CEO Latin America, said: “The restructured management team in Argentina have a wealth of combined experience covering our business and our international and local markets. I have every confidence they will continue to build on Cooper Gay Argentina’s excellent reputation and client service whilst we continue to actively develop our reinsurance and wholesale business in the country and the region."
