Sedgwick expands EFI Global in Europe

Sedgwick has expanded its EFI Global claims management and loss adjusting subsidiary with a new forensic solutions and resources offering across the European market.

The move sees the firm – which currently operates in 16 countries and specialises in forensic engineering, fire investigations, and environmental consulting – work with regional teams in Europe to manage growth and performance and oversee country-specific talent sourcing. Christian Leif Hansen, CEO at Sedgwick Denmark and Nordic CEO, will lead the expansion.

Xavier Gazay, regional CEO, France and Europe at Sedgwick, said: “Christian’s leadership will drive our mission to deliver seamless global solutions wherever our clients need support. His entrepreneurial vision and innovative mindset make him the ideal choice to spearhead the expansion of EFI Global in Europe that compliments his ongoing work as CEO in Denmark and Nordic. He will provide immediate value in reaching our strategic growth agenda across Europe along with local experts in the region we are well positioned to respond quickly to our client’s needs.”

Tom Simoncic, president, global property and international at Sedgwick, added: “As the organisation continues to grow, EFI Global’s approach to a global structure signals the start of many exciting opportunities ahead. EFI Global’s expanding role on the international stage will carry forward our mission of providing excellent service and performance for the benefit of our clients.”



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