Lloyd’s announces raft of appointments for charities
Lloyd’s has made several new appointments across three charities to help address key issues facing the insurance sector around; innovation, managing risk, building resilient communities and empowering individuals to reach their potential.
It has appointed Vicky Carter as the new chair of its disaster resilience charity, Lloyd’s Charities Trust. Carter is chairman, Global Capital Solutions International at Guy Carpenter.
Other appointments include Caroline Klein, who has worked in communications, public relations and marketing in the financial services sector for 15 years and is currently a director at Haggie Partners; Hannah-Polly Williams, a partnerships, strategy and communications specialist with more than a decade experience in UK and international organisations, who is currently Director of Partnerships and Fundraising at the International Rescue Committee; Elizabeth Cabrera, Head of Underwriting Planning and Portfolio Management at StarStone Group; Mark Fidler, who joined Liberty Specialty Markets in 2009 currently Head of CSR & Premises; Claire O’Meara, Head of Private Sector Policy and Advocacy at Unicef UK.
Within Lloyd’s Patriotic fund, it has appointed Ed Butler, currently Head of Risk Analysis at Pool Re. Other appointments:
Lloyd’s Charities Trust partners with charities that aim to reduce the risk of devastation to the people who need it most, helping the most vulnerable groups with disaster risk reduction.
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