Charles Taylor InsureTech strengthens leadership team
Charles Taylor InsureTech has strengthened its leadership team with the appointment of Tom Crapper as practice director, delegated authority, and Laurence King as practice director, general insurance.
InsureTech has also appointed Glenda Parry to its London Market practice as portfolio manager of its enterprise process & document management solution, Kcenter. She joins InsureTech with over 30 years’ insurance experience having worked at a variety of organisations, including JLT and QBE.
Crapper joins from KPMG where he was a management consultant in the CIO advisory practice. He heads up the delegated authority practice with initial responsibility to manage the delivery and provision of the DA SATS service, part of the London Market Target Operating Model.
King has over 30 years’ experience in the London and international re/insurance markets working as management consultant at Marsh, operations director at THB and Colemont and in broking at Willis and Heaths. King will build the practice by matching InsureTech’s solutions with the practical and aspirational requirements of new and existing clients.
Jason Sahota, chief executive officer, Charles Taylor InsureTech said: "Insurers and brokers are demanding technology providers who combine a detailed understanding of the intricacies of their markets with a deep knowledge of technology solutions. We launched InsureTech to meet this need and are already winning significant mandates in the UK and international markets."
InsureTech has six practice directorates - life, health & pensions; general insurance; delegated authority; data & analytics; London Market; and Latin America practices.
"Our practice directorates ensure that our teams have comprehensive knowledge of their sectors and can work in close collaboration with our clients to deliver real-world business transformation," Sahota added. "I am delighted to welcome Tom, Laurence and Glenda to our team. They bring extensive expertise and networks that will serve our clients well into 2018."
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