AAIS

AAIS PROMOTES ROBERT GUEVARA AND
SUSAN LUECKE TO NEW POSITIONS

PRESS RELEASE

Press Contact: 
Joseph S. Harrington, CPCU
Director of Corporate Communications 
joeh@AAISonline.com

WHEATON, Ill., Dec. 2, 2004—Two product development experts with the American Association of Insurance Services (AAIS) have been promoted to new positions within the organization.

Robert Guevara has been promoted to vice president for inland marine, and Susan Luecke has been named to the newly created position of assistant vice president for personal lines.

Guevara has been an assistant vice president with AAIS for more than 10 years, during which time he has been the principal developer of the AAIS Inland Marine Guide and Commercial Output Program. He has participated in numerous panels and seminars addressing coverage and regulatory issues, and is a member of the legislative and regulatory affairs committee of the Inland Marine Underwriters Association.

"Bob is a nationally recognized expert in inland marine and output products," says Paul Baiocchi, AAIS president. "The programs he has developed for AAIS have set the standards for the industry, and are used by some of the largest companies in the U.S."

Before coming to AAIS in 1992, Guevara worked in inland marine insurance as an underwriter for Fireman's Fund, a Midwest regional manager for Royal Insurance, and countrywide manager for CNA. He left AAIS to manage coverage of fine arts and jewelry for Zurich American Insurance before returning to AAIS in 1997.

Luecke was director of personal lines for AAIS before her recent promotion. She joined AAIS in 1992 as a personal lines product development specialist, and has been the principal developer of the AAIS Homeowners and Mobile-Homeowners programs. Before coming to AAIS, Luecke had 17 years' experience in underwriting and marketing with USF&G, The St. Paul Cos., and an agency.

“Sue’s analysis of changing personal lines exposures is keeping AAIS products up-to-date with respect to emerging concerns, such as identity fraud expense coverage and condominium association deductible coverage,” says Debi Summerlin, vice president for insurance lines. “Sue has also played a key role in developing materials for the AAIS response to the federal Terrorism Risk Insurance Act (TRIA).”

AAIS is a national advisory organization and statistical agent that develops policy forms and rating information used by more than 600 property/casualty companies throughout the United States.

For information on affiliating with AAIS, contact Rick Maka at rickm@AAISonline.com

 

 

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