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Author: Dominic Senese
Vice President, Private and Not-for-Profit Management Liability, CNA

Dominic is a Vice President at CNA and has been in the management liability industry for over 25 years. He is currently the management liability industry leader responsible for developing strategic direction for the growth and profitability of CNA’s Private Company and Not-for-Profit product lines.

 

He previously worked at W.R. Berkley Corporation leading the program underwriting unit for Management Liability, Financial Institutions, Professional Services and Healthcare. 

 

Dominic started his underwriting career at CNA in the Management Liability and Financial Institution Group.  He also has experience in reinsurance and led the Treaty Reinsurance Group responsible for Management Liability, Financial Institutions, Professional Services and Healthcare. 

 

Dominic received a Bachelor of Business Administration degree with majors in finance and management from Loyola University of Chicago. He is a member of the Professional Liability Underwriting Society (PLUS).

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By Dominic Senese
Vice President, Private and Not-for-Profit Management Liability, CNA
Management Liability Coverage: An Underused, Overlooked Lifesaver
Management liability exposures are a major blind spot for many private companies and nonprofits – one that can place an entire organization at risk.
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By Dominic Senese
Vice President, Private and Not-for-Profit Management Liability, CNA
Crime Doesn’t Pay. But Crime Insurance Might.
Unfortunately, no organization is 100% safe from crime – even with the most advanced security measures money can buy. Whether it involves a private company or a not-for-profit organization, robbery or fraud, a rogue employee or an external threat, the potential for criminal activity is everywhere.