National Insurance Crime Bureau Undergoes Leadership Change as David Glawe Steps Down

NICB Leadership Transition: A New Chapter Begins

The National Insurance Crime Bureau (NICB), recognized as the leading nonprofit organization focused exclusively on combating insurance crime, is poised to experience a significant leadership change. After an impactful six-year tenure at the helm, David Glawe is set to resign as President and CEO this October. This shift comes at a crucial time as NICB seeks to reinforce its mission to predict, prevent, and prosecute insurance fraud.

Chairman of the NICB Board of Governors, Nick Seminara, expressed gratitude for Glawe's unwavering commitment during his service, emphasizing the importance of Glawe's leadership in advancing NICB's mission. “We appreciate his contributions to the organization and wish him well as he prepares for his next chapter,” Seminara stated.

Reflecting on his journey with NICB, Glawe shared, “It has been a privilege to serve NICB and work alongside such a talented team. The dedication shown by everyone at NICB to tackle insurance fraud and protect the public has been inspiring.” Under Glawe's leadership, NICB has strengthened its partnerships with insurance companies and law enforcement agencies, creating a robust framework for combating insurance-related crime.

In preparation for Glawe’s departure, he will collaborate with the Board and NICB leadership team to ensure a smooth transition. The Board of Governors has acknowledged the importance of this period, and details of the leadership transition will be announced at a later date.

Despite the leadership shift, NICB remains resolute in its focus on enhancing its capabilities and fortifying alliances in the ongoing fight against insurance fraud and crime. As the organization gears up for this transition, the foundation laid by Glawe’s tenure will serve as a guiding light for its future endeavors.

About NICB

Headquartered in Oak Brook, Illinois, the NICB plays a pivotal role in the insurance industry, providing essential services aimed at mitigating insurance crime. With the support of over 1,200 property and casualty insurance companies and self-insured organizations, NICB utilizes intelligence, analytics, and operational strategies to prevent criminal activities related to insurance. More information about their mission and services can be found by visiting their website at NICB.org.