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People Moves: Lockton Names Goldenberg Executive Vice President, Operations; Elder Promoted to Global CUO, Specialty at AXA XL - Vimarsana News

People Moves: Lockton Names Goldenberg Executive Vice President, Operations; Elder Promoted to Global CUO, Specialty at AXA XL

Lockton, headquartered in Kansas City, Missouri, named Steve Goldenberg executive vice president, operations. He will be based in Kansas City and lead

Lockton takes Aon's Goldenberg as EVP for operations - Vimarsana News

Lockton takes Aon's Goldenberg as EVP for operations

The executive will lead strategic initiatives and hire talent.

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Steven Goldenberg joins Lockton leadership team as Executive Vice President, Operations - Vimarsana News

Steven Goldenberg joins Lockton leadership team as Executive Vice President, Operations

Lockton, the world's largest privately held independent insurance brokerage, announced Steve Goldenberg is joining the firm and will report to Peter Clune, Chief Executive Officer. In his role, he will work alongside the global executive team to lead strategic initiatives, recruit talent, and build innovative solutions to continue the firm's growth efforts.

Source: yahoo.com
Ringing in 2024 cheering for the Blue Jackets and Buckeyes, business booming for bars - Vimarsana News

Ringing in 2024 cheering for the Blue Jackets and Buckeyes, business booming for bars

Only a few more days to wrap up 2023 in a memorable way, and the weekend is not short of any events to make that happen.

Are NJ nuclear subsidies optional or essential? - Vimarsana News

Are NJ nuclear subsidies optional or essential?

Credit: (AP Photo/Mark Lennihan) File photo: Salem Nuclear Power Plant in Lower Alloways Creek Township In a reprise of a debate from three years ago over lucrative subsidies to keep New Jersey’s three nuclear power plants from closing, backers and critics squared off over whether to keep charging ratepayers for the $300 million annual payments. In two virtual public hearings Monday, the two sides once again portrayed the financial viability of the PSEG Nuclear units in starkly contrasting terms. PSEG executives argued the plants are in worse fiscal shape than they were in 2018 when a divid...