Tower Insurance Executive and Leadership Team

Simon Hoole, the Interim Chief Financial Officer at Tower Insurance, directs the fiscal health and capital allocation strategies for the organization. Managing the balance sheet, the Interim Chief Financial Officer ensures robust financial reporting and regulatory compliance across all insurance product lines. This leadership role involves analyzing market trends to optimize investment returns while maintaining the strong financial ratings necessary for long-term stability. By overseeing the internal audit and treasury functions, Simon Hoole strengthens the company's ability to provide competitive house, car, and business insurance products. The Interim Chief Financial Officer collaborates with the board to refine capital structures, ensuring the firm remains resilient against regional economic shifts. Through rigorous cost management and strategic financial planning, the executive supports the broader mission of delivering accessible, reliable insurance solutions to the New Zealand market.

Angus Shelton, the Interim Chief Financial Officer at Tower Insurance, manages the enterprise risk framework and financial forecasting models. Focusing on the technical aspects of insurance underwriting profitability, the Interim Chief Financial Officer evaluates the financial impact of multi-policy discount programs and digital platform investments. This role requires constant coordination with actuarial teams to ensure pricing accuracy and sustainable growth across the contents and travel insurance portfolios. By driving data-driven financial insights, Angus Shelton enables the executive team to make informed decisions regarding product expansion and market penetration. The Interim Chief Financial Officer monitors liquidity positions to guarantee that claims obligations remain fully funded during periods of high demand. Through precise financial oversight and the implementation of advanced accounting controls, the executive secures the fiscal integrity of the company while supporting the overarching goal of simplifying the insurance experience for every customer.

Carly Orr, the Chief People Officer at Tower Insurance, architects the human capital strategy to foster a culture of innovation and customer-centric service. Overseeing talent acquisition, leadership development, and employee engagement, the Chief People Officer ensures the workforce possesses the skills necessary to maintain the company's digital-first insurance platform. This role involves aligning organizational design with the strategic objective of simplifying insurance for Kiwis. By implementing performance management systems and diversity initiatives, Carly Orr drives high levels of productivity and staff retention. The Chief People Officer collaborates with other C-suite leaders to integrate corporate values into daily operations, ensuring that every team member contributes to the firm's reputation for excellence. Through the cultivation of a supportive and high-performing work environment, the executive empowers the organization to deliver consistent, trustworthy insurance solutions while navigating the complexities of the modern New Zealand labor market.

Michael Skeens, the Chief Operations Officer at Tower Insurance, directs the end-to-end operational processes that power the company's online quote and policy management systems. Managing the technology infrastructure and customer service delivery, the Chief Operations Officer ensures that insurance products remain accessible and easy to understand for all clients. This role involves streamlining claims processing and digital interactions to enhance the overall user experience. By optimizing operational workflows, Michael Skeens reduces friction in the policy lifecycle, directly supporting the company's commitment to innovative technology. The Chief Operations Officer coordinates with the IT and product teams to deploy scalable solutions that handle high volumes of business insurance transactions. Through the continuous improvement of operational efficiency and the integration of automated systems, the executive maintains the firm's competitive edge, ensuring that service delivery remains fast, reliable, and aligned with the evolving needs of the New Zealand insurance market.