By Isha Marathe

Feb 18 - AIG has appointed Kristin Camme, former Resilience vice president, as the zonal leader of national accounts, cyber, and professional liability.

Camme has over a decade of experience in the insurance industry. Before Resilience, she was a U.S. cyber and tech underwriter at Beazley and previously held various roles at Chubb.

She announced her new role at AIG in a LinkedIn post on Tuesday.

Camme’s departure from Resilience comes weeks after Resilience’s CUO and COO for global insurance ops Killian Brady resigned from the company after eight months in the role. He joined Old Republic’s new cyber venture, along with longtime product director Sam Lisi, Cyber Risk Insurer reportedon February 5.

Cyber Risk Insurer broke the news in early January that Old Republic International hired former Resilience and Beazley underwriting executives Charles “CJ” Pruzinsky and Kevin McGowan to work on its entry into cyber insurance.

Brady took up his most recent role in July 2024, having been promoted to the post following the departures of former global head of underwriting and sales CJ Pruzinsky and former CUO Kevin McGowan.

Other departures from Resilience in the last year and half include head of international Kyle Bryant who joined Coalition, chief claims officer Mike Phillips who joined CFC, and former North America claims head Linda Comerford.

In January, Cyber Risk Insurer reported that Resilience grew premiums by more than 40% to around $180 million and policy count by 57% in 2024, but that its top-line premium figure was about 90% to budget.

Resilience co-founder and CEO Vishaal “V8” Hariprasad and president Mario Vitale told this publication that they still maintained plans to grow written premiums by 65% to $300 million in 2025, despite generally soft market conditions, Cyber Risk Insurer reported.