Miller expands European operations under new leadership

Miller expands European operations under new leadership

Miller expands European operations under new leadership | Insurance Business Canada

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Miller expands European operations under new leadership

The new head will oversee growth in sports, reinsurance, and other key sectors

Reinsurance

By
Mav Rodriguez

Miller has appointed Tim Nagle to lead its European operations, expanding his role within the company. Nagle, who currently serves as head of sports and entertainment, will now oversee Miller’s business across its five European locations as part of the firm’s strategic push in the region.

Since joining Miller in 2020, Nagle has been instrumental in building relationships with European partners, contributing to the company’s growth. His promotion comes after the departure of Oscar Holloway, who stepped down to explore other career opportunities.

Miller’s recent activity in Europe has included acquisitions, such as Henner Sports (now Miller Sports & Entertainment), 4809 Brokers, and Bruzon, along with strong organic growth in key areas.

“We’re delighted that Tim has agreed to take up the role of head of Europe, in addition to his existing leadership of our sports and entertainment team. Tim has played a critical role in helping drive the growth we are seeing today as a practitioner-leader of one of our core franchises. His understanding of Miller’s approach and connectivity in Europe makes this promotion a natural one,” Miller CEO James Hands said.

Miller’s European operations currently include expertise in areas such as sports and entertainment; credit and political risks; cargo; and facultative reinsurance.

“I am excited to take on this new responsibility. We have a fantastic team across Europe and I look forward to working closely with our local leaders to help advance Miller’s European growth story and foster further collaboration to bring new products, capabilities and insights to our clients,” Nagle said.

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