Brown & Brown has made strategic updates to its retail segment leadership team. The company said the changes will reinforce the company’s commitment to delivering world-class solutions and accelerating collaboration across its global footprint.
The changes are part of Brown & Brown’s integration efforts after acquiring Risk Strategies. Brown & Brown said focusing on unlocking new opportunities for growth, collaboration and its ability to scale are priorities.
To help meet these key objectives, four new retail senior leaders will join the existing retail segment leadership team: John Mina, John Greenbaum, John Scroope and John Vaglica.
Five more will join the leadership team as vice presidents: Ed Flanagan, Steve Giannone, Neil Krauter Sr., Robert Rosenzweig and Patrick Roth.
Senior Vice President of Retail John Mina said each executive brings talent and a proven track record.
“Each has consistently demonstrated the ability to deliver results, build strong partnerships and lead with integrity,” Mina said. “Their collective experience will not only strengthen our ability to serve our customers but also position us to unlock new opportunities for growth across the retail business. I am confident they will inspire our teams and drive continued success as we move forward together.”
Brown and Brown said each individual will continue leading their current businesses while taking on expanded responsibilities.
Additionally, Brown & Brown has named Mark Manzi as its North American retail brokerage leader. Manzi will oversee carrier relationships across property and casualty, employee benefits and personal lines. Brown & Brown said Manzi would ensure strategic alignment and service delivery excellence.
Executive Vice President and Retail Segment President Barrett Brown said, “By bringing together leaders with deep specialization and a shared commitment to excellence, we are strengthening our foundation for scalable growth and enhanced collaboration. Their expanded roles will accelerate our ability to deliver innovative solutions, deepen carrier partnerships and elevate the customer experience across every line of business. This is more than a leadership update. It is a strategic leap forward for retail.”
