ARC Excess & Surplus LLC

Stan Quirk is a founding partner of the MidAtlantic office of ARC Excess & Surplus, which commenced operations in January of 1999. He holds surplus lines brokerage licenses in New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Before joining ARC in 1999, Stan was a Senior Vice President in the Philadelphia office of the Sedgwick Group, and served as the Manager of the Financial Products Department. He was responsible for the placement and servicing of all Financial Products insurance. Stan was also the Regional Account Director for Sedgwick Financial Risk Specialists; served on the National Bond Committee for Sedgwick; and was a corporate resource to assist other Sedgwick offices in the area of Financial Products. Stan started his insurance career in 1980 with National Union Fire Insurance Company (AIG) in the New York City home office. By 1982 he had become Philadelphia Regional Manager, responsible for underwriting profit/loss in a nine-state region. In addition to his management responsibilities, he maintained significant underwriting authority. Stan joined Sedgwick in 1984 to head the Philadelphia office's Financial Products department. Upon the acquisition of Sedgwick by Marsh Inc. in 1998, Stan was offered the job of managing Marsh's Philadelphia Financial Services practice. He declined the offer, however, in order to open the MidAtlantic office of ARC Excess & Surplus. Stan graduated from Cleveland State University with a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration. He has been a frequent speaker to insurance company personnel, educating them on the needs of clients associated with D&O, E&O, and Crime insurance products.

Robert Cavallaro joined ARC Excess & Surplus, LLC in October 2006 with 10 years of experience in the legal and insurance fields. During his tenure in law school, Rob worked both as a legal intern at American International Group in the summer of 1996, and as an associate at McCarrick & Mayer P. C., (a law firm specializing in the representation of management & professional liability insurers) in the summer of 1997. From September 1998 to April 2005, Rob practiced law for three prominent New York City law firms, representing clients in connection with a variety of project finance, public finance, asset finance and structured finance transactions. After deciding to change professions, Rob spent the next year and a half as an Executive Underwriter at Hartford Financial Products performing risk management analysis and underwriting directors and officers liability and errors and omissions liability for financial institutions, including investment and commercial banks, insurance companies, hedge funds, investment advisors and mutual funds. Rob is the author of an article published in 1997 based on the research he performed while working as a legal intern at AIG entitled Corporate Buyer Beware:Deficiencies in Directors' and Officers' Insurance for Employment Practices Liability, 26 Hofstra L. Rev. 217 (1997). Rob graduated with summa cum laude honors from St. John's University in May 1995 and received his Juris Doctor from Hofstra University School of Law in May 1998.

Drew started his insurance career in 1970 with AIG where he held various administrative and underwriting positions with several of the AIG companies including American Home Insurance Company, National Union Fire Insurance Company and American International Underwriters. His last position at AIG was manager of the Pension Trust Fiduciary Liability unit. Upon leaving AIG Mr. Drew held positions as an MGA with Capacity Managers International and subsequently,Vice President of Fred S James Management Liability Unit. Upon leaving Fred S James he joined Reliance National for several years. Mr. Drew joined ARC as a broker in 1993 where he has since developed a book of business that spans the Professional Liability spectrum,with emphasis on D&O and EPLI.

Mark Campson has been with ARC Excess and Surplus, LLC since May 1991, brokering Lawyers Professional Liability, Miscellaneous Professional Liability, Directors and Officers Liability, Pension Trust Fiduciary Liability, and Employment Practices Liability. Mr. Campson's specialty and expertise at ARC has been in the Lawyers and Employed Lawyers arena where he has brokered and underwritten many of the largest law firms in the country.

Nicolas D. Zerbib, Director since April 2005, Age 35 . Mr. Zerbib is a Principal of Stone Point Capital LLC, a private equity firm, which was formed to acquire the private equity business of MMC Capital, Inc., a firm he joined in 1998.