Mosaic is building a 13-employee environmental responsibility team in the US

Mosaicbased in Hamilton, Bermuda, has added 13 US environmental risk specialists to its team.

Team members include the Assistant Vice President Iraj DehnaviSenior Vice President Maureen DomeniconeVice-President Patrick EnderlinSenior Vice President Patrick GrasslSenior Vice President Max HornSenior Vice President Noelle MacdonaldSenior Vice President Karen ReillySenior Vice President Rob StedmanVice-President Melissa Sweeneyassistant vice president Sofia TerzulliSenior Vice President Dan Weber and vice president Vesta Zavistauskaite. Claims specialist Thomas Duggan also joins the company as head of environmental claims.

The hires mark the next stage of growth for Mosaic’s environmental responsibility division, which the company launched less than two years ago. Specialists are now located in the US in New York, Atlanta, Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago, New Orleans and Boulder, Colorado. They join an existing team of seven US and international environmental risk experts based in London, Toronto and Philadelphia serving markets in the US, UK, Canada, Australia, Central America and Europe.

The team building follows Mosaic’s move to its New York City headquarters on 42nd Street earlier this year and its hiring in July Toby Smith as its new CEO for the Americas.

The team includes senior specialists with experience managing risks across broad market segments, including energy, manufacturing, chemical, real estate, municipal, transactional and development exposures, as well as creating solutions for emerging markets such as energy transition, with domain product expertise. such as carbon sequestration exposures and tax liabilities.

“We are excited to welcome this talented group of fellow market leaders to our dynamic team,” said Jim Finnamore, Mosaic Global Head of Environmental Liability. “This accelerates our expansion into the US, Canada and the wider Americas and paves the way for immediate and broad market engagement in the region at a time when it is most needed. There are a lot of flows in the market – and fewer carriers that offer the technical skills and flexibility to address increasing complex environmental risks and emerging pollution issues.”

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