PROFESSIONAL STAFF

Sheila Mulrennan is the founder and president of IAG. With more than 20 years of insurance analysis and advisory experience, Ms. Mulrennan is one of the nation’s foremost specialists in historic insurance reconstruction for environmental, product liability and occupational health litigation. Under her direction, IAG has documented over $50 billion in previously unknown, prepaid insurance assets for its clients, which include Fortune 500 companies, nationally recognized law firms, small to mid-sized corporations, municipalities and utilities.

Ms. Mulrennan brings to her clients substantial experience with the insurance industry in the U.S. and in London, first as a claims analyst and later as a specialist in insurance archaeology. Her extensive contacts among brokers, risk managers and insurance underwriters have made IAG one of the preeminent firms internationally in historic policy reconstruction. Indeed, IAG pioneered many of the methods used in locating evidence of missing insurance policies.

Ms. Mulrennan has an M.A. in History and a B.A. in Psychology from the University of Memphis. She is a member of the Board of Directors of the Association for Professional Insurance Women and is a frequent speaker to insurance, legal and corporate audiences regarding historic insurance archaeology.

Michele G. Pierro, Senior Vice President, acts as IAG's research and project supervisor. During her tenure at IAG, Ms. Pierro has headed policy searches for hundreds of corporate and municipal clients, working in field sites across the U.S.

Ms. Pierro has developed particular expertise in locating secondary evidence, an area of growing importance in insurance coverage disputes. She has added specialization in the London insurance markets, where extensive contacts with brokers and identification of London market participants is often critical to the task of documenting proof of historic insurance coverage.

Susan Brender, Assistant Vice President, directs research on behalf of IAG's public sector and quasi-public clients, including utilities, municipalities, and other governmental authorities. Prior to joining IAG in 1988, she was an investigator in the legal department of Consolidated Edison, New York's largest utility company, where she specialized in PCB and asbestos litigation. She also worked with the New York City Inspector General's office, investigating corruption and misconduct of city employees. An expert in government research, Ms. Brender is particularly adept at locating the obscure yet highly valuable records found in the archives of lesser known government agencies. Ms. Brender holds a B.A. in Criminal Justice from Michigan State University.

William Penny, Director of Information Services, supervises the administrative, computer, on-line research and database operations for the firm. Working with the senior research staff, he is responsible for the design and implementation of IAG’s proprietary ArchaeoLOG policy database, which organizes thousands of pages of policy data and generates understand-at-a-glance reports. Mr. Penny also directs IAG's on-line research including LEXIS-NEXIS, Internet and database searches. Using these diverse resources, he reconstructs corporate histories, researches court records and locates individuals and companies that may have information essential to IAG’s clients.

Mr. Penny has over fifteen years experience installing, maintaining and supporting computer hardware and software. He has extensive experience in training end users and has written numerous software manuals. A graduate of the State University of New York at Buffalo, Mr. Penny holds degrees in Economics and Political Science.