Jerry Hourihan is the president of AIG Private Client Group in the United States and Canada, a division that specializes in property and casualty insurance solutions for high net work individuals and families. He is responsible for the business’ overall growth, profitability and strategic expansion. Jerry joined AIG in 2002 and has held roles with increasing responsibility throughout his tenure. Prior to his current role, he served as executive vice president and chief marketing officer for AIG Personal Lines in the United States and Canada, with oversight of sales and marketing efforts, distribution management and field operations across several personal lines insurance segments. Previously, Jerry spent 16 years with Chubb in management positions including senior vice president and co-European zone manager, with responsibility for the Asia/Pacific and Latin American personal lines businesses. Jerry graduated from Wesleyan University in Connecticut and holds a BA in economics. He is a founding advisory board member of the Council for Insuring Private Clients (CIPC).
What’s at risk when your work life and your personal life intersect?
Recently, I met the CEO of a privately held technology firm who, in the course of our conversation, mentioned having hosted a clambake for employees at his summer estate. As an insurance professional, I immediately heard alarm bells going off in my head. When I asked how much personal liability coverage he had in the […]
How can I manage my family’s risk while on vacation?
Whether you travel to the same beloved destination each year or seek out new adventures in exotic locales, planning a successful vacation requires foresight. But, what do you do when the unexpected happens? “Proper risk management” sounds like a wet blanket on sunny travel plans, but anticipating and preparing for what could go wrong can […]
What’s at risk when your work life and personal life intersect?
Recently, I met the CEO of a privately held technology firm who, in the course of our conversation, mentioned having hosted a clambake for employees at his summer estate. As an insurance professional, I immediately heard alarm bells go off in my head. When I asked how much personal liability coverage he had in the […]
