AIG Names New President & CEO of Lexington Insurance Company
American International Group, Inc. (AIG) appointed Jeremy Johnson as president & chief executive officer of Lexington Insurance Company, AIG’s Excess & Surplus (E&S) division based in Boston. He will report to Robert Schimek, president & chief executive officer of AIG Property Casualty’s Americas region.
The appointment is immediate and Johnson will be based in Boston.
He most recently served as specialty product line executive, U.S. & Canada, for AIG Property Casualty, overseeing business lines such as aerospace, marine, environmental, SME, trade credit, political risk and surety.
With AIG since 2000, Johnson has held high-level underwriting, sales, and managerial roles, including president of Cat Excess Liability, a division of Lexington Insurance Company; and regional vice president for Commercial Property Casualty, Midatlantic Region. He also spent several years in various roles in the Boston office of AIG Property Casualty.
Prior to joining AIG, Mr. Johnson was a director and officers liability broker for Sedgwick, Inc. and Marsh, Inc.
Source: AIG
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