Leadership Transition at Hudson Insurance: A New Era Begins
After 24 years, Chris Gallagher steps down as CEO of Hudson Insurance Group, with Carl Overy of Odyssey Group stepping into the role. This transition marks significant changes in leadership and strategic direction for the company.
In a significant shift for Hudson Insurance Group, Chris Gallagher is set to retire as president and chief executive officer after an impressive 24-year tenure with the company. Gallagher’s departure comes after 17 years in the CEO position, a role he assumed in 2009. As he steps down, Carl Overy, the current CEO of Odyssey Group Holdings, will take over effective October 1. This transition not only marks the end of an era for Hudson but also signals a fresh chapter under Overy’s leadership, who will now oversee two of Odyssey Group's three underwriting franchises.
Gallagher initially joined Hudson in 2002, playing a pivotal role in shaping the company into a well-respected player in the insurance industry.
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