Liberty Mutual Appoints Huerta CEO of Liberty Seguros Spain

Liberty Mutual Group has appointed Enrique Huerta CEO of Liberty Seguros Compania, de Seguros y Reaseguros, SA (Liberty Seguros Spain), effective July 1, 2011. José María Dot, current President of Liberty Seguros Spain, who will retire last of 2011, will work closely with Huerta during the transition.

Since 2001, Huerta has held management positions in many areas of the company, including “human resources, information technology, direct channels and service centers for agents and brokers. gender and organization”.

He has also collaborated on many other international projects within the Group. Huerta received an ICADE Bachelor of Science in Economics and Business and an Executive Master of Business Administration from the University of Chicago. He is a former employee of Accenture and The Hartford Insurance.

In his new role, he will be responsible for Liberty Mutual’s Spain operations as well as continuing in his current position as head of customer supply for Liberty Seguros Spain.

Roberto Salas, COO – Europe Region, Liberty International Holdings, Inc. and Liberty International’s Executive Vice President, expressed confidence in “Huerta’s ability in this new CEO role,” adding that “he will help the company continue to grow successfully. experienced in Spain for the past 10 years. “

The newsletter also notes that “Liberty Seguros in Spain is the country’s seventh largest auto insurer.” It has 1,171 employees and “offers auto, homeowner, accident, property, commercial, personal and life insurance through omnichannel distribution of three brands: Liberty Seguros, Génesis and Regal .

“Liberty Seguros Spain is part of Liberty Mutual’s international operations, offering insurance products and services through two distinct approaches. The first is through insurers wholly owned by Liberty International Holdings, Inc. The second approach is through Liberty Mutual’s international expertise, Liberty International Underwriters (“LIU”), which provides specialized lines of commercial insurance and reinsurance worldwide. Liberty International reported a written net premium of $7.2 billion in 2010, up 2.3 percent from 2009. This represents 24.6 percent of the total of 29.19 billion. Liberty Mutual Group net premium dollars for the year ended December 31, 2010.”

Source: Liberty Mutual Group