Thomas Miller appoints new chief executive of P&I subsidiary
Thomas Miller P&I (protection and indemnity), a wholly owned subsidiary of Thomas Miller Holdings, has made a series of senior management changes including a new chief executive.
The company has appointed Andrew Taylor, currently chief finance officer for Thomas Miller P&I, as its new CEO. He will be responsible for the daily operations of the club and delivering its future strategy.
The current chairman and CEO Hugo Wynn-Williams will hand over the reins to Taylor on May 1. They will work together in the coming months to ensure a smooth handover.
Wynn-Williams, also chairman of Thomas Miller Holdings since June 2009, will remain in his role as chairman of Thomas Miller P&I. He will continue to be responsible for the managers’ relationship with the club board and the promotion of the club internationally, as well as providing support to Taylor in his role as chief executive.
Taylor’s role as chief financial officer will be passed to Nigel de Silva, who has been Thomas Miller Group actuary and the UK Club’s chief actuary since 2003.
Taylor joined Thomas Miller as financial controller of UK P&I Club from accountancy firm KPMG, where he had specialised in the insurance sector. He was appointed chief financial officer for the UK P&I Club in July 2014.
Wynn-Williams said: “Andrew and I have worked together for many years and we have a very talented senior management team. I’m confident that under Andrew’s leadership, the management team will take the Club forward to meet the challenges of the future and ensure the Club is in the best possible health to continue to deliver a first class service to the Members.”
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