Post Power List 2017: Grahame Chilton

Grahame Chilton

CEO, Arthur J Gallagher International

Rank: 22

Reinsurance guru ‘Chily' has been the CEO of Arthur J Gallagher's UK-based international brokerage operations since February 2015, focusing on delivering organic growth and improved profitability.

What will this wine enthusiast, father of F1 driver Max Chilton, do next?

2016 saw the fifth UK retail CEO depart in the form of Stuart Reid and the position was filled by Michael Rea but will he stay or is the role a poisoned chalice?

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