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Erin Dady

Chief Marketing Officer

Erin Dady is the Chief Marketing Officer for Marsh Re (formerly Guy Carpenter). Based in New York, she works with our business leaders to shape how we communicate our value to clients, colleagues, and the broader market.

Erin brings more than two decades of leadership experience spanning the public, private, and nonprofit sectors. Most recently, she served as Chief Marketing and Public Relations Officer at Bremer Financial Corporation. There, she led enterprise marketing, brand, communications, and public relations strategy, strengthening the company’s market position and reputation across the Upper Midwest and nationally. She previously led government and community relations at the University of Minnesota and served as Chief of Staff to the Mayor in the City of Saint Paul.

She has also been actively involved in community leadership, serving on several nonprofit boards, including the Greater Twin Cities United Way and the Ordway Center for the Performing Arts. Erin holds an MBA from the University of Minnesota, a BA from Northwestern University, and has completed executive education at the Harvard Kennedy School.

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As part of our ongoing brand evolution, you may begin to see updates to our branding, including our name, logos, and other visual identity elements, across our websites, communications, and other materials. Since these changes are being implemented on a phased basis, both current and updated branding may appear concurrently during the transition period. Information regarding legal entity name changes and other related legal notices for certain licensed US and Canadian legal entities will be available at https://www.marsh.com/en/about/legal-entity-us-ca.html and updated as changes become effective. Unless expressly stated otherwise, these branding updates do not change the legal entity providing products or services, modify existing contractual relationships, or alter any applicable rights, obligations, or regulatory responsibilities.