Gallagher reshuffles UK specialty and Pen Underwriting leadership teams
Jonathan Turner moves from Pen to take on UK specialty CEO post as broker creates new head of business development role taken up by John Thompson.
Gallagher has stated that Jonathan Turner will become chief executive officer of its UK-based specialty business as current CEO, John Thompson, moves to a newly created role as head of business development for the division.
In addition, Tom Downey will be promoted to the position of CEO for Pen Underwriting, having been chief underwriting officer (CUO) for the division since 2017. Downey takes over the CEO role from Turner.
Turner first joined Pen as executive chairman in 2015 and took over
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