FOCUS Insurance Services Appoints Tony Haverty as Senior Vice President of Operations
FOCUS Insurance Services has appointed Anthony (Tony) Haverty as Senior Vice President of Operations, announced in a press release. The appointment reflects the company’s plan to strengthen operational leadership as it expands its insurance service delivery capabilities.
Haverty brings nearly twenty years of experience in insurance operations and underwriting transformation. He previously held leadership roles at The Hartford, where he managed enterprise modernization projects including core systems implementation, data architecture, and workflow redesign. He later led the North America underwriting practice at Genpact, advising MGAs, MGUs, and regional and top-tier carriers.
At FOCUS, Haverty will oversee service delivery across underwriting support, policy services, claims support, customer service, and business analysis. His responsibilities include improving operational visibility, integrating AI into insurance workflows, and developing infrastructure to support growth. The new role is designed to align FOCUS’ capabilities with the increasing complexity of its client base.
FOCUS provides licensed, US-based operational support for MGAs, P&C carriers, and specialty programs through its InFocus platform, which supports policy and claims management.
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