Hub names Murphy as North American casualty practice leader
By Mia MacGregor
Feb 18 - (The Insurer) - Hub International Limited has appointed Carol Murphy as North American casualty practice leader, based in Chicago.
With more than 30 years of experience, Murphy joined Hub in January 2023 as an executive vice president.
Before joining Hub, she spent over a decade at Aon, culminating in her role as chief client officer for US casualty.
In her new role, Murphy will lead the further development of Hub's casualty practice, strengthening its solutions to address current and emerging client needs across various industries and exposures.
"My focus is to build and expand creative insurance solutions and services that complement Hub's casualty experts and serve as a catalyst for attracting and expanding talent in North America,” said Murphy.
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