Lockton names DiLullo first US industry practice leader
By Mia MacGregor
April 17 - (The Insurer) - Lockton has appointed Chris DiLullo as its first U.S. industry practices leader.
DiLullo has been with the company for more than two decades, most recently serving as Northeast industry practice leader.
Over the course of his tenure, he has held various leadership roles across Lockton Financial Services and the company’s property and casualty practice.
In this newly created role, DiLullo will report to U.S. president Tim Ryan, leading Lockton's national strategy across various industry sectors, including construction, healthcare, law firms, life sciences, real estate, energy, and transportation.
Earlier this week, Lockton announced that it had appointed Devin Beresheim as U.S. risk solutions leader, bringing together the broker's property and casualty and professional and executive risk practices under unified leadership.
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