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NEW YORK - WTW (NASDAQ:WTW) has appointed Ryan Pischke as Growth Leader for Michigan and Ohio within its Corporate Risk & Broking segment in North America, the company announced Tuesday.
Pischke, who has more than 20 years of experience in insurance brokerage and client advisory services, will focus on accelerating WTW’s presence in these markets through client relationship development, talent acquisition, and community engagement.
In his new role, Pischke will collaborate across industry verticals, broking teams, and client service groups to deliver integrated solutions. He will also lead initiatives to recruit revenue-generating talent and drive cross-segment sales opportunities.
"Ryan’s leadership and market insight will be instrumental as we continue to build a dynamic and inclusive growth culture in two of our most strategically important markets," said Mark Vila, Midwest Leader for Corporate Risk & Broking in North America.
Before joining WTW, Pischke held leadership positions at Gallagher Bassett and most recently served as President of Property and Casualty in the Central Region at USI.
Melissa Dunn, Deputy Midwest Leader and Head of Corporate Risk & Broking for Ohio, Pittsburgh and Michigan, said she looks forward to working with Pischke "to drive sustainable growth while strengthening our commitment to clients, colleagues, and the communities we serve."
WTW describes itself as a global advisory, broking, and solutions company that provides services in the areas of people, risk and capital across 140 countries and markets.
The information in this article is based on a company press release.
In other recent news, WTW has announced the acquisition of CFS International Inc., a move that enhances its trade credit insurance offerings, particularly on the U.S. West Coast. This acquisition is part of WTW’s strategy to strengthen its position as a leading trade credit provider in North America. In addition to this, WTW declared a quarterly cash dividend of $0.92 per common share, payable on July 15, 2025, reflecting the company’s commitment to shareholder value. The dividend announcement is seen as a positive signal of WTW’s financial health and stability.
Moreover, WTW has made several key leadership appointments. Farah Ismail has been named as the Head of Commercial Lines in North America, where she will focus on refining pricing and underwriting strategies. Eric McMurray has been appointed as Chairman of the Health, Wealth & Career segment, with Anne Pullum succeeding him as the global leader of Health & Benefits. Additionally, David Loftstrom has been appointed as the Deputy Regional Leader for New England within WTW’s Corporate Risk and Broking division. These leadership changes are aimed at driving growth and innovation across various segments of the company.
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