Airmic is a members’ association for everyone who has a responsibility for risk management and insurance for their organisation. Members include company secretaries, finance directors, internal audit as well as risk and insurance managers. We have nearly 1200 individual members who represent over 500 companies.
It's that time of the year when Airmic welcomes a new Chair and deputy, and members interested in joining the board will have the opportunity to apply later in the year...
Tracey Skinner, Group Insurance Director for BT Group Plc, has been appointed the new chair of the Airmic board for the following 12 months...
New directors will bring greater diversity, says chairman...
Richard Cutcher, editor of Captive Review for the past four years, is to join Airmic next month to take up the key post of Research and Development Manager...
With Lynda Lucas stepping up to chair Airmic, Tracey Skinner has taken the vacant position of second deputy chair alongside Tim Graham. Paul Goulding, having completed his year in office, remains on the board...
Airmic board member and chairman of the marketing and membership committee, Xavier Mutzig, has been elected a board member of...
John Ludlow is “perfectly placed” to lead members through change, says incoming chairman. Incoming chairman...
Airmic is welcoming applications for the role of CEO, the association has announced. John Hurrell, who has been chief executive of Airmic for nine years, announced this week...
Their appointments follow the resignations of Jane Davey and former chairman Patrick Smith. Both Davey and Smith have taken positions in the market which are incompatible with Airmic membership. John Hurrell, Airmic chief executive, commented: "I’d like to thank Jane and Patrick for all they have done whilst being on the board, and we wish them all the very best for the future...
Airmic is pleased to welcome former Strategic Risk editor Kin Ly to the team – she joins as Research and Development Manager alongside Georgina Oakes. Meanwhile, the association’s media consultant Jessica Titherington has returned from maternity leave. his means another farewell to Mark Baylis, who retired from that role in 2014 but came back to cover Jessica’s temporary absence...
