WTW hires USI's Pischke as growth leader for Michigan and Ohio
By Isha Marathe
June 18 - (The Insurer) - WTW has hired Ryan Pischke, former president of central property and casualty at USI, as growth leader for Michigan and Ohio within its corporate risk and broking segment in North America.
He has over two decades of experience in the insurance industry. Before USI, Pischke spent seven years at WTW. He has also held roles at GCS Investigation Services and Gallagher.
In his new role, Pischke will focus on accelerating WTW’s presence in the Michigan and Ohio markets through client relationship development, talent acquisition, community engagement and brand elevation.
On Monday, WTW announced that it appointed Farah Ismail as senior director, head of commercial lines within its insurance consulting and technology business in North America, with the hire joining from Arch.
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