20 February 2018Insurance

Lockton goes on hiring spree for high net worth broking group

Insurance broker Lockton has appointed three industry experts to its high net worth Signature Client Group, according to a Feb. 19 press release.

The new team, led by Lynn Rasmussen, Shirley Gordon and Jill Arnold Bull, will be responsible for managing the personal risk exposures of Lockton's high net worth clients on a global basis, commonly associated with professional athletes, celebrities and Fortune 500 CEOs.

Rasmussen joins the company's Florida operations as a senior vice president (SVP) and practice leader; Gordon will be based in Washington as SVP and service leader; and Bull as SVP and sales leader in New York.

“We are excited to deepen and expand this capability within our firm and deliver it to more clients across Lockton," said Tim Ryan, chief operating officer of Lockton Northeast.

"Many clients look to Lockton to solve their risk issues across their entire spectrum of commercial and personal risks. We are now better positioned to respond to those needs. Best of all, the team brings the ‘client first’ service model, which is the hallmark of Lockton, to private risk.”

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