Fireman's Fund Insurance Company - Management

Management

Lori Dickerson Fouché, Chief Executive Officer

Lori Dickerson Fouché was named president and chief executive officer of Fireman’s Fund Insurance Company in July 2011.

Previously, she was head of the company’s Commercial Insurance business, an operating unit consisting of nearly $2 billion in insurance premiums. She was promoted to that role in August 2008.

Before, Fouché served as chief operating officer for Fireman’s Fund’s Specialty business, a position she assumed in February 2007. In that role, she led the field underwriting organization and was responsible for quality assurance and regulatory compliance. She joined the company in February 2006 as senior vice president of Specialty marketing, directing strategies and tactics for innovation, customer focus, internal communications, and traditional marketing activities.

Before joining Fireman’s Fund, Fouché worked for Chubb & Son. She joined Chubb as an intern and advanced to senior vice president, private company product manager of Chubb Specialty Insurance. She served in a variety of underwriting, product management, training and marketing positions during her Chubb tenure.

Fouché has also worked as a management consultant for the Parthenon Group.

She received her bachelor’s degree in history with a certificate in American studies from Princeton University, and a master’s degree in business administration from Harvard Business School.

Fouché was selected to Business Insurance magazine’s “Women to Watch” list, as well as the “75 Most Powerful Women in Business” list by Black Enterprise magazine in 2009. In 2007, Fouché was selected as one of the “40 Under Forty” Achievers from The Network Journal magazine. In 2005, she was honored by the YWCA of Central New Jersey with the Tribute to Women in Industry (TWIN) Award.

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