Guy Carpenter's Enoizi joins Insurance Development Forum steering committee
By Henry Gale
July 7 - (The Insurer) - The Insurance Development Forum (IDF) has appointed Guy Carpenter's Julian Enoizi to its steering committee, the IDF said on Monday.
Enoizi is Guy Carpenter's Europe CEO. He has also served as as Marsh McLennan's global head of public sector and CEO of the UK's terrorism reinsurer Pool Re.
Membership of the IDF’s steering and operating committees is by invitation, with members chosen on the basis of their commitment to the cause and principles of the IDF.
Earlier this year, Ivo Menzinger replaced Rowan Douglas as chair of the IDF’s operating committee. Douglas had chaired the operating committee since it was founded in 2015.
In March, the IDF added Chubb chairman and CEO Evan Greenberg to its steering committee.
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