People Moves: Safety National Signs O’Grady; MMC’s McMillan Joins AIG Investor Relations

June 9, 2021

O’Grady Joins Safety National’s Large Casualty Unit

Safety National announced that Tim O’Grady joined the company as vice president for underwriting in the company’s large casualty division, which is responsible for large deductible workers’ compensation, commercial auto and commercial general liability coverage distribution.

With nearly 30 years of industry experience, O’Grady brings large account underwriting background to Safety National. He is a former regional senior vice president with AIG Risk Management out of Georgia.

Timothy O’Grady

In his new capacity with Safety National, O’Grady will be responsible for leading large casualty underwriting for the southwest region and Colorado through oversight of Safety National’s Dallas, Texas office. In addition, he will directly manage Safety National’s large casualty presence in Florida, Alabama and Mississippi.

O’Grady will be based out of Safety National’s Alpharetta, Georgia office.

McMillan Joins AIG as Head of Investor Relations

Quentin McMillan has joined American International Group as vice president, managing director and head of Investor Relations.

Quentin McMilliian

McMillan joins AIG from Marsh McLennan where he served as senior director, Investor Relations. Prior to Marsh McLennan, he worked for Keefe, Bruyette & Woods as managing director Equity Research P&C Insurance. Earlier in his career he worked for Morgan Stanley Equity Research P&C Insurance. M

McMillan was ranked the #1 Investor Relations insurance professional in the Institutional Investor 2021 All-American Executive Team ranking.

Based in New York City, McMillan will report to Mark Lyons, Chief Financial Officer, AIG.

Sabra Purtill remains a deputy chief financial officer and treasurer for AIG, reporting to Lyons, and will continue to oversee Treasury & Banking and Rating Agency Relations. In addition, Purtill continues to serve as Interim chief risk officer for AIG and is also taking a leading role in the separation of the Life and Retirement business from AIG.

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