Paul Casey promoted to AssuredPartners International COO
25/10/2024 Written by: AP Communications
I am delighted to announce that Paul Casey has been promoted to the role of International Chief Operating Officer (COO), effective 1 January, 2025.
In his expanded capacity, Paul will work closely with the International Board and Regional heads across the business to help achieve operational excellence that will provide a platform for further growth within the company.
“I am thrilled to step into the role of COO during such an exciting time for the company. As we continue to grow, I look forward to leading efforts that boost collaboration and ensure our teams are equipped with everything they need to thrive.”
Paul Casey
Chief Operating Officer
I am really pleased that Paul has accepted the position. Paul has played an integral role in helping us scale the business since he joined us 4 years ago.
He has a detailed knowledge of our direction of travel from an integration perspective and how we aim to achieve those goals without compromising our unique culture, which is what makes this company so special.
Please join me in congratulating Paul.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to get in touch.
David Heathfield
Chief Executive Officer
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