Christopher Flatt Appointed President and CEO of Glatfelter Insurance Group

Christopher Flatt Appointed President and CEO of Glatfelter Insurance Group

YORK, PA – FEB. 28, 2020 – Glatfelter Insurance Group (GIG), an American International Group, Inc. (AIG) company, today announced that Christopher Flatt has been named President and Chief Executive Officer of Glatfelter Insurance Group, effective immediately. He will continue to report to David McElroy, President and Chief Executive Officer of North America General Insurance, AIG.

Mr. Flatt is a seasoned industry executive with more than 30 years’ experience. Most recently, he served as Executive Vice President of Field Operations for AIG Risk Management, and as Head of AIG Programs and Group Captives.

Mr. Flatt brings considerable retail and reinsurance brokerage experience to the role. Prior to AIG, he spent more than 16 years with Marsh, Inc. and Guy Carpenter & Company, LLC as Managing Director. He began his insurance career in 1990 as a major account underwriter with The Hartford Financial Services Group, Inc.
“Chris’ experience and leadership are significant assets as we look to successfully grow our program business,” said Mr. McElroy. “Glatfelter’s specialty programs business capabilities and demonstrated track record of strong underwriting results support AIG’s goals of establishing a culture of underwriting excellence and delivering sustained profitable growth.”

Mr. Flatt will operate from Glatfelter’s York, Pa., headquarters.

“I have worked with Chris for almost 15 years and am highly confident that his technical expertise, industry relationships, management experience and leadership skills are the right fit for Glatfelter,” said Tony Campisi, outgoing President and Chief Executive Officer, Glatfelter Insurance Group. “He is ideally qualified to lead our continued growth and success into the future.”

Mr. Campisi has been named the company’s Chairman of the Board. Mr. Campisi served as Glatfelter’s President and CEO since 2000.

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Glatfelter Insurance Group (GIG), an American International Group, Inc. (AIG) company, is one of the largest program managers and insurance brokers in the US with more than 500 associates serving 30,000 clients. An all-lines, full-service insurance broker, Glatfelter markets property, casualty, life, accident and health insurance products and risk management services on both a retail and wholesale specialty basis throughout the country, utilizing a network of more than 3,000 independent agents and brokers.

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