John Lupica, a longtime leader at Chubb Group, is set to retire at the end of this year. Lupica has served as vice chairman of Chubb Group and executive chair of North America Insurance, playing a key role in overseeing the company’s strategy and governance in the region.
Lupica has been with the company for many years. He started at ACE in 2000 and stayed on when ACE acquired Chubb in 2015. In July, he took on the role of executive chair for Chubb’s North America general insurance business, where he oversaw major issues and helped shape the company’s direction.
Taking over from Lupica will be John Keogh, the current president and chief operating officer of Chubb Group. Keogh will add chair of North America Insurance to his list of responsibilities.
Evan G. Greenberg, chairman and CEO of Chubb Ltd., praised Lupica’s contributions. He said Lupica’s leadership, skill in underwriting and management, and dedication had a huge impact on the company. Greenberg also noted Lupica’s strong work ethic and loyalty, which influenced the company’s culture and values.
Lupica’s departure marks the end of an important chapter at Chubb, where he helped build the company into a major player in the insurance industry. His successor, John Keogh, now faces the task of continuing that legacy.