Crawford Names David Repinski CEO of U.S. Property & Casualty
As CEO, Repinski is responsible for the business unit’s operations, ongoing services diversification, technology innovation and growth initiatives, maintaining and growing its core property and casualty claims adjusting operations, and its Contractor Connection(SM) managed repair unit. He will also drive the further expansion of Crawford’s large and complex claims unit, GTS, in the United States.
Repinski reports to Kevin B. Frawley, chief executive officer, Property & Casualty – Americas, and is based in Atlanta. “David has spent more than 20 years in the insurance claims industry in a wide range of operational, sales, marketing and executive roles,” Frawley said. “He has compiled an excellent track record of diagnosing problems, identifying solutions and executing on plans to meet serious business challenges. I am certain he will make a significant contribution to our organization as we continue the growth and service expansion of our core U.S. Property & Casualty business.”
Repinski spent most of his career at a major worldwide claims management organization, where he last served as executive vice president for global corporate development. Previously, he held positions as executive vice president and chief operating officer of the U.S. operation and senior vice president of both field adjusting services and sales and marketing for that same division.
Repinski began his claims adjusting career at Crawford & Company in 1991 as a multi-line field claims adjuster for three years.
Source: Crawford & Company
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