Management Team
The Travelers Company's Management Team is composed of:
- Jay S. Fishman, Chairman & Chief Executive Officer
- Brian W. MacLean, President & Chief Operating Officer
- Jay S. Benet, Vice Chairman & Chief Financial Officer
- Charles Clarke, Vice Chairman
- Irwin R. Ettinger, Vice Chairman
- William H. Heyman, Vice Chairman & Chief Investment Officer
- Alan D. Schnitzer, Vice Chairman & Chief Legal Officer; Financial, Professional & International Insurance
- John J. Albano, EVP - Field Management
- Andy F. Bessette, EVP & Chief Administrative Officer
- John P. Clifford Jr., EVP - Human Resources
- William E. Cunningham Jr., EVP - Business Insurance
- Bill Hannon, EVP - Enterprise Risk Management & Business Conduct Officer
- Lisa Caputo, EVP - Marketing & Communications
- Maria Olivo, EVP & Corporate Treasurer
- Doreen Spadorcia, EVP - CEO - Claim Services & Personal Insurance
- Kenneth F. Spence III, EVP & General Counsel
- Joan Kois Woodward, EVP - Public Policy
- Patrick Kinney, President - Field Management
- Michael F. Klein, SVP - Business Insurance
- Thomas M. Kunkel, President - Bond & Financial Products
- Marc Schmittlein, President - CEO - Select Accounts & Agribusiness
- Kevin C. Smith, President - International
- Greg Toczydlowski, President - Personal Insurance
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