PRESS RELEASE
28 August 2018

Sheila Cameron to be next CEO of Lloyd’s Market Association

Sheila Cameron, currently Head of International Operations at Navigators Underwriting Limited, is to become the next CEO of the LMA following the announcement that David Gittings will be stepping down at the end of the year after 12 years in the role.

Sheila currently has responsibility for leading all operational and change management activity within Navigators International, which includes its Lloyd’s business together with its global platforms in Europe, Asia and Latin America.

She is Chairman of the LMA Operations Committee and a member of the Target Operating Model Board.

Prior to joining Navigators, Sheila was Director of Group Operations at Hiscox and held a number of roles at Xchanging, including COO of Xchanging’s claims business.

She began her career at Management Consultancy, Accenture.

Neil Maidment, Chairman of LMA, welcomed Sheila’s appointment saying: “David has worked successfully over many years to ensure that the interests of market firms have been effectively represented and we will be sorry to see him go. I would like to take this opportunity to thank him on behalf of our members for all he has achieved. Sheila’s background and experience in the London Market will be invaluable in driving the LMA’s agenda forward. The Board very much looks forward to working with her.

Sheila Cameron said: “I am honoured and excited to lead the LMA, building on David’s immense work. The LMA plays a crucial role in making the market a better place for all its participants. I look forward to working together with Lloyd’s on the evolution of its strategy, a renewed focus on our customers and the delivery of market modernisation.”

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Notes to Editors

For further information please contact:

James Milne, Head of Communications
Lloyd’s Market Association
T 020 7327 8405
E james.milne@lmalloyds.com

About the Lloyd’s Market Association (LMA)

Formed in 2001 and located in the heart of the Lloyd’s Building in the City of London, the Lloyd's Market Association represents the interests of the Lloyd’s underwriting community. All underwriting businesses at Lloyd’s are members, together managing gross premium income of around £32billion per annum.