NFP Names Spencer as Northeast Leader; Lawley Elevates Three Partners

NFP Appoints Spencer as SVP, Commercial Risk, Northeast

NFP, an Aon company and a prominent property/casualty broker and benefits consultant based in New York City, has announced the appointment of Jack Spencer as Senior Vice President of Commercial Risk for its Northeast region.

Jack Spencer, who will operate from West Hartford, Connecticut, brings with him a wealth of experience—over a decade in the commercial risk insurance sector. His previous role at Arch Insurance Group Inc. saw him ascend through various positions, culminating in his most recent title as Vice President of Alternative Markets. During his tenure, Spencer was instrumental in managing two of Arch’s largest casualty group captives, while also overseeing multiple lines of insurance, including workers’ compensation, general liability, and auto liability/auto physical damage, particularly within the construction sector and heterogeneous group captives.

Lawley Promotes Three New Partners

In other industry news, Lawley, a well-established firm headquartered in Buffalo, New York, has promoted Michael Szymoniak Jr. and Adam Clouden to partners within its employee benefits division, while Michael Bandini has been elevated to partner in the property/casualty division.

Michael Szymoniak Jr. has a decade of experience specializing in strategic benefits planning, cost-control initiatives, self-funded arrangements, and captive insurance solutions. He has played a pivotal role in the development of Lawley’s Proactive Health Captive and the launch of Lawley Marketplace, the firm’s innovative benefits technology platform.

Adam Clouden, also with 10 years of experience, focuses on advising organizations regarding funding options and benefit programs that align with financial targets, risk levels, and employee needs. His expertise lies in self-funded health plans and captive insurance strategies, making him a valuable asset to the firm.

Michael Bandini, who has dedicated 15 years to Lawley, possesses technical expertise across various sectors, including construction, life sciences, and manufacturing. He is particularly focused on supporting ambulance services and emergency response organizations, ensuring they have the necessary coverage and resources to operate effectively.

NFP Appoints Spencer as SVP, Commercial Risk, Northeast

NFP, an Aon company and a prominent property/casualty broker and benefits consultant based in New York City, has announced the appointment of Jack Spencer as Senior Vice President of Commercial Risk for its Northeast region.

Jack Spencer, who will operate from West Hartford, Connecticut, brings with him a wealth of experience—over a decade in the commercial risk insurance sector. His previous role at Arch Insurance Group Inc. saw him ascend through various positions, culminating in his most recent title as Vice President of Alternative Markets. During his tenure, Spencer was instrumental in managing two of Arch’s largest casualty group captives, while also overseeing multiple lines of insurance, including workers’ compensation, general liability, and auto liability/auto physical damage, particularly within the construction sector and heterogeneous group captives.

Lawley Promotes Three New Partners

In other industry news, Lawley, a well-established firm headquartered in Buffalo, New York, has promoted Michael Szymoniak Jr. and Adam Clouden to partners within its employee benefits division, while Michael Bandini has been elevated to partner in the property/casualty division.

Michael Szymoniak Jr. has a decade of experience specializing in strategic benefits planning, cost-control initiatives, self-funded arrangements, and captive insurance solutions. He has played a pivotal role in the development of Lawley’s Proactive Health Captive and the launch of Lawley Marketplace, the firm’s innovative benefits technology platform.

Adam Clouden, also with 10 years of experience, focuses on advising organizations regarding funding options and benefit programs that align with financial targets, risk levels, and employee needs. His expertise lies in self-funded health plans and captive insurance strategies, making him a valuable asset to the firm.

Michael Bandini, who has dedicated 15 years to Lawley, possesses technical expertise across various sectors, including construction, life sciences, and manufacturing. He is particularly focused on supporting ambulance services and emergency response organizations, ensuring they have the necessary coverage and resources to operate effectively.