People Moves: Renaissance Hires Jackson; AIG’s Berlini Moves to Berkshire; NCC Names Darragh as President

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Renaissance Alliance Hires Jackson as SVP

Renaissance Alliance, which helps insurance agencies grow, has named Lorenzo Jackson senior vice president and New York sales leader.

Jackson recently served as Great Lakes region president for Main Street America Insurance, and spent four years as assistant regional vice president for The Hanover in New Jersey. He will lead a team of New York salsespeople to recruit agencies to sign up for the firm’s services.

Renaissance said it works with independent property and casualty agencies to grow premium and maximize revenue. This is done by increasing profit sharing while outsourcing some business expenses.

Zurlini to Berkshire

Berkshire Hathaway Specialty Insurance has named Elisa Zurlini as the new head of transactional liability claims. Zurlini spent 15 years at AIG, most recently as assistant vice president for financial institutions and mergers and acquisitions, Berkshire Hathaway said in a news release.

Boston-based Berkshire Hathaway Specialty, or BHSI, said it underwrites a broad range of transactional liability products, including representations and warranties insurance, tax insurance, contingent liability insurance and class-action settlement insurance for companies around the globe.

NCC Elevates Darragh to President

National Coverage Corp., an insurance intermediary focused on excess and surplus, construction casualty and property insurance, has named Ryan Darragh president.

Darragh has been director of casualty at the company since 2017 and has more than 17 years of brokerage experience, the company said in a news release. NCC, based in Sayville, New York, has grown substantially in the E&S casualty market and has promoted Darragh to oversee the continued expansion.

The firm said its primary clients include many of the largest retail brokers in the U.S. In addition to excess and surplus lines placements, NCC also provides casualty products and retail placements.

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