Chaucer boss finds new home
Hampden Agencies has appointed Ewen Gilmour, outgoing Chaucer chief executive, as non-executive Chairman 1 January 2010. Ewen replaces Nigel Hanbury who leaves at the end of the year.
Ewen will retire from Chaucer by the end of 2009 after 11 years of service.
Ewen was appointed a Deputy Chairman of Lloyd’s and a member of Council of Lloyd’s in 2006 and also serves on the Lloyd’s Nominations, Appointments and Compensation Committee, and the Audit Committee.
Hampden chief executive Neil Smith said: “We are very pleased that Ewen Gilmour will be joining us as Chairman. His extensive experience gained from working in a variety of roles across the Lloyd’s Market will provide a valuable perspective for us as we seek to develop new opportunities for private capital at Lloyd’s and continue our focus on generating strong returns for our clients.”
Gilmour said: “I am delighted to be joining the Hampden team and contributing to what is already a strong and successful business. I very much look forward to meeting Hampden’s clients over the coming year. ”
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