FM Global reshuffles senior leadership roles

Commercial and industrial property insurer FM Global has moved three of its senior leaders, Michael Lebovitz, James Galloway and Derry Johnson, to new roles within the company.

Lebovitz, senior vice president at middle market property insurer AFM, a member of the FM Global Group, has been named FM Global’s senior vice president, innovation — a newly created position. Based in FM Global’s corporate office in Johnston, Rhode Island, US, he will lead efforts to evolve FM Global’s innovative products and services to meet the ever-changing needs of the company’s policyholders.

Galloway, senior vice president, manager of sales, has been named senior vice president, manager of AFM. He will be based at the company’s corporate office. Galloway joined FM Global in 1986 as a loss prevention consultant. Prior to his most recent role, Galloway was senior vice president of the company’s Central US division where he oversaw all insurance operations for the division.

Johnson, vice president, San Francisco operations manager, has been named senior vice president, manager of sales, with responsibility for new business development. He will also be based at the corporate office. After joining FM Global in 1986 as a loss prevention consultant, he went on to hold various roles in claims, account management, sales and client service.

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