A wave of senior appointments has been announced across the US insurance, specialty brokerage and insurtech sectors, highlighting continued investment in tech, claims, distribution and finance leadership.
Frankenmuth Insurance, Brown & Riding, EagleView, The Doctors Company, and American Integrity Insurance Group have each named new leaders in roles that span core functional areas, from CIO and CFO positions to enterprise sales and national claims management.
Frankenmuth Insurance has appointed Amy Bingham (pictured, left) as chief information officer (CIO), effective immediately. She succeeds Curtis Williams, who will retire in mid‑2026 after more than 30 years with the company.
Bingham brings more than 25 years of IT experience in the insurance industry, with a background in digital transformation, systems modernization, and technology strategy. According to her LinkedIn account, she previously served as CIO and vice president of Pekin Insurance.
Her experience includes leading application modernization, infrastructure and operations, data and AI initiatives, and technology R&D teams focused on strengthening system reliability, scalability, and business support.
Brown & Riding has announced that Ryne St. Marie (pictured, center) has joined its national property practice.
Based in the firm’s Dallas office, St. Marie brings more than a decade of industry experience and specializes in property coverage, with a focus on large, complex real estate portfolios and catastrophe‑exposed risks. He previously served as vice president at RT Specialty, according to his LinkedIn account.
“I’m excited to join a firm with a strong reputation and a platform that supports growth,” said St. Marie. “Brown & Riding’s entrepreneurial culture and commitment to client service, with a clear emphasis on collaboration, accountability, and long-term relationship building, align closely with my way of doing business. I look forward to the opportunity to expand relationships, grow production, and contribute meaningfully to the firm’s continued success.”
EagleView, a provider of aerial imagery and geospatial technology solutions, has appointed Jamie Shreeves (pictured, right) as senior enterprise sales executive.
Shreeves has more than 15 years of executive sales leadership in the property and casualty insurance industry, focused on technology‑forward solutions for leading carriers.
Most recently, he served as vice president of sales at Artigem in Jacksonville, Florida, where he helped introduce software solutions into the claims environment. Prior to Artigem, he was vice president of sales at SeekNow, working with insurance carriers to reduce expenses, improve cycle times, and deliver more accurate on‑the‑ground information.
Earlier in his career, he served as AVP of business development at ITEL Laboratories, where he launched new property insurance services into carrier networks and consistently drove year‑over‑year revenue growth.
The Doctors Company, the nation’s largest physician‑owned medical malpractice insurer and part of TDC Group, has promoted Brittnie Hayes, Esq., to interim senior vice president of claims. She succeeds Michael Meyer, who is retiring after 42 years in the medical professional liability insurance industry.
In her new role, Hayes will lead the national claims team and oversee the planned ProAssurance integration, while providing continuity for members, brokers, and business partners. She will set strategic and operational direction for claims, strengthen reserve governance and litigation strategy, and oversee day‑to‑day execution.
Since joining The Doctors Company in 2023, Hayes has held national and regional leadership roles, most recently serving as vice president of claims for the Northeast region. In that position, she led regional litigation, oversaw claims operations, and partnered with underwriting and business development on strategy, jurisdictional risk, and data‑driven performance insights.
American Integrity Insurance Group as appointed Brian Foley as chief financial officer, effective April 6.
Foley succeeds Ben Lurie, who will transition to a consulting role and continue to serve on the board of directors of the company’s insurance subsidiary, as well as co‑chair its investment committee. Lurie is returning to his role as chief financial officer of Sowell & Co., the founding investor of American Integrity.
Most recently, Foley served as an investment banker at Keefe, Bruyette & Woods, advising insurance companies on capital‑raising and strategic transactions. Over his 11‑year tenure within KBW’s Insurance and Asset Management group, he advanced from analyst to director and acted as a trusted advisor on numerous high‑profile deals, including American Integrity’s 2025 initial public offering and subsequent follow‑on offering.
