Everest taps 25-year vet to helm insurance unit’s largest portfolio
Everest Re Group has tapped an insider with more than 25 years of insurance leadership experience to head up the largest portfolio of its insurance division, as it looks to deepen its presence in North America.
Mike Mulray has been appointed as executive vice president and president of North America Insurance.
Mulray most recently served as global chief operating officer for Everest Insurance. In his new role, he will lead all aspects of North America, the insurance division’s largest portfolio. He will report to Mike Karmilowicz, president and CEO of Everest Insurance.
Mulray has more than 25 years of insurance leadership experience. Since joining Everest in 2015 as chief underwriting officer, he has led several of the insurance division’s key functional areas, including actuarial pricing & modeling, business performance management & analytics, corporate underwriting, risk & ceded reinsurance, operations, and eIQ, Everest’s innovation team. Mulray is also a member of the Everest executive leadership committee.
“Mike’s appointment as President of North America augments our world-class senior leadership team, bringing a dedicated, regional focus and superior service to our clients throughout the United States, Canada, and Bermuda,” said Karmilowicz. “Mike has served in various leadership roles at Everest, has been instrumental to our success, and is a strong advocate for our inclusive culture. I look forward to working closely with him in his new role, as we deepen our North America presence and advance our position as a global, diversified, world-class insurer.”
Juan Andrade, Everest’s president and CEO, added: “Everest’s position as a global underwriting leader is fueled by exceptional talent. With Mike at the helm of our North America region, our clients will continue to receive innovative, tailored solutions with speed and efficiency that address their increasingly complex challenges.”
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