The man behind Lloyd's latest three year strategic plan, Stuart Degg, has left Lloyd's. The head of strategy and business planning's departure comes shortly after the publication of Lloyd's Strategic Plan — Building the Optimal Platform.
Steven Haasz, director of change management and human resources, will assume control of the strategy and business planning team, according to Luke Savage, Lloyd's acting chief executive.
Savage said: "Stuart and I have discussed next steps. We concluded that this is a good time for Stuart to move forward to the next stage of his career.
"We also concluded that, given the clear emphasis now on delivery through change, it makes most sense for the Strategy and Business Planning team to move into Steven Haasz's directorate."
He believes that this reorganisation "will capitalise on the synergies between the strategy, business planning and change management teams".
Savage added: "Since joining Lloyd's in 2003, Stuart has led the development of the Optimal Platform strategy, culminating in the successful delivery of the Strategic Plan. Stuart has made a strong contribution during his time at Lloyd's and I and everyone in the Market are grateful for his work and wish him well."
