Bermuda Captive Industry Mourns Loss of Leslie Robinson

The Bermuda Captive Network has announced the sudden passing of Leslie Robinson, a respected leader and former Bermuda Captive Conference chair. Ms. Robinson, known for her tireless commitment to the Bermuda captive industry, leaves behind a legacy of advocacy and dedication that transcends her role, marking a significant loss for her colleagues and the broader community.

"Leslie's unwavering commitment to Bermuda's captive industry and her passionate advocacy set a standard of excellence and integrity that will be sorely missed," said Grainne Richmond, executive vice president and head of captives at Aon and president of the Bermuda Captive Network. "Her contributions were instrumental in shaping our organization and advancing Bermuda's position as a leading captive insurance jurisdiction. Her dedication, professionalism, and warmth were immeasurable and felt by all who worked with her in Bermuda and overseas."

The Bermuda Captive Network shared that Ms. Robinson's influence on Bermuda's captive industry extended well beyond her professional accomplishments. Her passing has left a significant void felt by colleagues, friends, and her broader network, both in Bermuda and internationally. The Bermuda Captive Network and the wider captive industry mourn the loss of an inspiring leader, ally, and friend.

Thoughts are with Ms. Robinson's family, her colleagues at WTW, her church community, and all those across the industry who had the privilege of working alongside her.