Re/insurance service provider, Xceedance, has appointed industry veterans Isabelle Clausner and Tracy Harrington Cloud to develop and manage the company’s interactions with insurers in the European region.
Based in Paris, and with more than 20 years of experience in European insurance markets, Isabelle Clausner joins Xceedance as vice president, client executive for southern Europe.
In a statement, the company said she will introduce Xceedance capabilities and support the strategic priorities of insurers in Italy, France, Spain, and Portugal.
Most recently, Clausner served as head of client and broker engagement for AIG Europe, and prior to that role, she held leadership positions at Generali Global Corporate & Commercial (GC&C), Zurich Insurance, and Deutsche Post DHL Group, as well as an earlier appointment at AIG Europe.
Tracy Harrington Cloud joins Xceedance as vice president, business development, based out of the organisation’s London office.
She brings more than 30 years of industry experience, including a significant stint as head of international distribution at AXIS Europe SE, with responsibilities for both strategy and business development in the international brokers’ market.
Harrington has previously worked at Marsh, where she co-founded the U.K. insurer consulting group, worked as a client executive, and fostered new business.
In addition to this, the company noted, she was a winner of the prestigious Business Insurance – Woman to Watch award in 2017.
Commenting on these appointments, Justin Davies, Xceedance senior vice president and EMEA region head said: “I am delighted to welcome Isabelle and Tracy — both highly knowledgeable insurance professionals — to the Xceedance team in Europe.
“As our company continues to expand and address the needs of global insurance organisations, Europe is a critical growth market. I am confident the deep insurance domain expertise and relationship-building skills of Isabelle and Tracy will help in our core mission to serve the diverse operational requirements of European insurers.”
