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YOGESH DESHMUKH

YOGESH DESHMUKH has joined Preferred Mutual Insurance Company as VP of finance. He will be responsible for providing leadership to the finance function and building an enterprise capability around financial planning and analysis. Deshmukh’s role will be to foster business strategies to improve profitability by leveraging data, analytics, and actuary intelligence. He brings to Preferred […]

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YOGESH DESHMUKH has joined Preferred Mutual Insurance Company as VP of finance. He will be responsible for providing leadership to the finance function and building an enterprise capability around financial planning and analysis. Deshmukh’s role will be to foster business strategies to improve profitability by leveraging data, analytics, and actuary intelligence. He brings to Preferred Mutual more than 25 years of financial services, operational, and leadership knowledge, with considerable time within the property and casualty insurance industry. Most recently, Deshmukh was VP of finance and administration at Plymouth Rock Assurance Company, and the chief financial officer of General Insurance IT at American International Group (AIG). 

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