Canopius Appoints Nadine Moore as US CEO, Strengthening Chicago Headquarters Leadership
Chicago continues to be a vibrant hub for the insurance and reinsurance industries, as evidenced by recent leadership appointments in key organizations. Nadine Moore has been appointed as the CEO of Canopius Group's U.S. operations, a role she will officially assume in September 2026. With a rich background that includes her tenure as managing director at Boston Consulting Group and experience at Aon, Moore brings a unique blend of distribution expertise and financial acumen. Her leadership is expected to drive Canopius’ retail and wholesale businesses forward, enhancing its presence in the competitive U.S. market. In another significant move, Jay Sogliuzzo has joined Howden Re as managing director, overseeing North America’s marine, energy, and terror specialty treaty sectors. With 14 years of underwriting experience, including a recent position at Gen Re, Sogliuzzo is well-equipped to navigate the complexities of the marine and energy markets. His established relationships and extensive knowledge will be invaluable as Howden Re continues to expand its influence across North America. Additionally, ACORD Solutions Group has announced the appointment of four new members to its board of directors, further strengthening its leadership in digital solutions for the insurance industry. The new directors bring diverse expertise, including Kasey Connors, who focuses on technology advancement in the insurance sector, and Nidhi Howell, who has a strong background in technology strategy and transformation. Christina Lucas and Spero Zacharias also join the board, contributing their extensive experience in insurance technology and cybersecurity. These developments highlight Chicago's ongoing role as a critical center for innovation and leadership in the insurance landscape, fostering collaboration and growth within the industry. As these leaders take the helm, the future looks promising for the organizations they represent and the broader market.
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