12 January 2017Insurance

Ryan Specialty subsidiary promotes professional liability experts

RT Specialty, a subsidiary of Ryan Specialty Group providing wholesale brokerage and other services to agents and brokers, has made two promotions.

Stephen Hunziker, formerly executive vice president specialising in professional liability lines, becomes president of RT Specialty, Minneapolis/St. Paul. He will continue to serve on the Professional Development Committee of the Professional Liability Underwriting Society.

Todd Nielsen, formerly executive vice president focusing on the professional lines business, becomes president, RT Specialty Boston while continuing to specialise in professional lines.

Timothy Turner, chairman and CEO of RT Specialty, said: “Both of these individuals have been significant producers for RT over the past several years and have demonstrated great leadership skills. We look forward to accelerated growth under their direction in both the Minneapolis/St. Paul and Boston offices.”

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