Alliant hires Hub's Paul to launch transportation specialty platform
By Mia MacGregor
June 11 - (The Insurer) - Alliant has launched a nationwide specialty platform for the transportation sector, led by Lisa Paul.
The platform is designed to offer risk solutions addressing legal, compliance and operational challenges, as well as claims advocacy and technology strategies to enhance return on investment for transportation clients.
Paul, who has 30 years of experience in transportation insurance and risk management, joined Alliant from Hub, where she most recently served as an executive vice president until April.
Earlier in her career, she was the president and CEO of Paul Hanson Partners, a division of Hub's Specialty Program Group.
In her new role, she will develop direct retail and specialty programs tailored to the transportation industry, focusing on structuring insurance placements and programs that support growth strategies and aim to reduce the total cost of risk per mile.
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