Konsileo appoints Altamont’s Zuk to its board of directors
By Mia MacGregor
June 9 - (The Insurer) - London-based chartered insurance broker Konsileo has appointed Joe Zuk from Altamont Capital Partners to its board of directors.
Zuk currently serves as an operating partner at ACP and serves as a board member or advisor to several insurance businesses, many of which are active in the UK market.
His appointment to Konsileo’s board is independent of his role at Altamont.
Previously, Zuk was a managing director of corporate strategy and development at Orchid Underwriters. Earlier in his career, he held positions at Atlas General Insurance Services, BMS Group and Lockton Re.
He becomes the third non-executive director on Konsileo’s board, joining investor director Judy Welch and Geoff Lloyd.
“I look forward to partnering with Konsileo’s impressive team as a board director to further accelerate their success across the UK and explore opportunities internationally,” said Zuk.
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