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Acrisure LLC has announced significant leadership changes, appointing Mark Wassersug as the new Chief Technology Officer and Shawn Pelsinger as Chief Administrative Officer. Wassersug, who previously held a prominent position at Intercontinental Exchange Inc., brings a wealth of experience in technology and innovation to Acrisure. His expertise is expected to drive the company's technological advancements and enhance its digital offerings.
Meanwhile, Pelsinger joins Acrisure from Palantir Technologies Inc., where he played a crucial role in administrative functions. His background in managing complex operations will be instrumental as Acrisure seeks to streamline its administrative processes and improve overall efficiency.
These strategic appointments reflect Acrisure's commitment to strengthening its leadership team in order to navigate the rapidly evolving landscape of the financial services industry. The company aims to leverage the skills and experiences of its new executives to foster growth and drive innovation in the coming years.
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