Chubb’s Jenn Guerrini Installed as NETS Board Chairperson for 2024 and 2025

VIENNA, Va.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–

With over 29 years of experience in the insurance industry, including 25 years at Chubb, Guerrini leads Risk Engineering Services activities in North America and global initiatives in support of Chubb Commercial auto underwriting strategies. Guerrini is accountable for the quality of RES Commercial Auto evaluations including the development of standards that are used to assess exposures and controls.

“Jenn Guerrini has shown exemplary leadership during the past year as NETS Vice Chair and will continue to lead NETS’ initiatives and programs as Board Chairperson through Chubb’s on-going support of NETS and our road safety mission,” said Susan Hipp, Executive Director of NETS. “Jenn brings innovative ideas and a wealth of experience to NETS and understands the impact NETS and our private sector members can have on advancing global road safety efforts. I know she will lead NETS efforts in the next couple of years to make road safety an employer priority—one that focuses on all employees, their families and the communities where the employees live and work.”

“Chubb has a long history with the NETS organization, and I’m deeply honored and thrilled to take on the role of the next Board Chairperson,” said Guerrini. “It is the highlight of my career to lead NETS alongside Susan. My commitment lies in leveraging my experience to elevate road safety globally, ensuring fleets operate with the highest levels of safety.”

About NETS

NETS is a 501(c)(3) employer-led organization public/private partnership. NETS’ mission is to reduce road-related collisions, injuries, deaths and costs. Established in 1989, NETS’ programs and services are dedicated to improving the safety of employees, their families, and members of the communities where they live and work by preventing traffic crashes that occur on and off the job. NETS is committed to outreach—providing road safety materials electronically and free of charge. Board member companies include Acertus, Chubb NA, Consolidated Edison, Hess Corporation, Johnson & Johnson, Lockton, State Farm, Toyota NA, UPS, and USIC. In addition, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) and the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) serve as federal liaisons to the board of directors. More information on NETS membership and fleet safety resources can be found at www.trafficsafety.org.

Contacts

Susan Hipp, NETS’ Executive Director

nets@trafficsafety.org
+1(703)755-5350

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