State of the Market - Casualty and Cyber

State of the Market - Casualty and Cyber

When: Friday, February 18th, 8:30 - 10:00 am.  Coffee@8:30am and Breakfast@8:45am 

Where: Queen City Club, 331 E. 4th St., Cincinnati, OH 45202

Fee: Chapter Members $25; Non-Members $35 

Speakers: 

Robert H. Rosenzweig, RPLU, is a Senior Vice President and the National Cyber Risk Practice Leader at Risk Strategies.  In this role Rob oversees all of the firm’s cyber professionals and works directly with the firm’s clients and prospects on creating comprehensive and customized coverage for their data security, privacy, and errors & omissions exposures. Rob is also responsible for coordinating the firm’s overall cyber strategy nationally.  A published writer and frequent interview subject on cyber liability topics, he also has participated on panels and led seminars on a variety of related topics. Rob currently holds the Cyber COPE Insurance Certification from Chubb & Carnegie Mellon University and a designation as a Registered Professional Liability Underwriter.  Rob received his Bachelor of Arts Degree in Government & Economics from Hamilton College.

Ashley Gore is an Account Executive at Lockton whose responsibilities include managing day-to-day activities for clients, negotiating and placing insurance programs, managing the renewal process, and coordinating all marketing efforts. Ashley is committed to providing best-in-class service, maintaining a solid relationship with the underwriting community and being a strong client advocate. She offers marketing and servicing support for contractors’ insurance needs for all lines, including subcontractor default, rolling controlled insurance programs, professional liability and builder’s risk. Prior to joining the National Construction & Design Practice, Ashley gained experience in Lockton’s National Accounts Practice where she worked on large and complex accounts in the energy vertical, specifically midstream oil and gas and renewable energy.  Ashley received her B.A. in Communications from Truman State University.