29 June 2017Insurance

AIG elects CEO Duperreault and other directors to board

American International Group (AIG) has elected thirteen directors to its board at the company's annual shareholder meeting on June 28.

Brian Duperreault, the new president and CEO who recently joined AIG from Hamilton Insurance Group, is among the newly-elected directors.

Other directors include - Don Cornwell, Peter Fisher, John Fitzpatrick, William Jurgensen, Christopher Lynch, Samuel Merksamer, Henry Miller, Linda Mills, Suzanne Nora Johnson, Ronald Rittenmeyer, Douglas Steenland, and Theresa Stone.

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