Lifestyle Article - Kirsten van Exel joins Willis Re as Executive Director


Willis Re today announced that Kirsten van Exel will join its Dutch team as an Executive Director. Kirsten will be based in Willis Re’s Dutch office and form part of the integrated reinsurance client team for the Dutch market. Kirsten begins 15th July 2020 and will report to Gerrit van Emst.

 Kirsten is a qualified actuary and brings more than 20 years’ experience in (re)insurance. Before joining Willis Re, Kirsten was a senior ILS underwriter at AEGON, and prior to that she was a senior reinsurance actuary at NN Re. 

 Dirk Spenner, managing director, head of EMEA North/ East, Willis Re: “We are delighted to welcome Kirsten to Willis Re. Her extensive experience in both life and non-life (re)insurance will strengthen the value of our offering in the Dutch market and emphasises the commitment to our clients in this region. Kirsten is a welcome addition to the wider Dutch team, which has 20 colleagues with a wealth of experience, including 10 Dutch speakers based in both our local office and the head office in London.”
  

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