Sedgwick announces Reelitz as their new Chief Financial Officer
Kalani Reelitz has been appointed as the new Chief Financial Officer (CFO) of Sedgwick, a leading global risk and claims administration provider based in Memphis, Tennessee.
Reelitz brings a wealth of experience to Sedgwick, having held various financial leadership roles at multiple companies. Prior to joining Sedgwick, Reelitz served as the CFO at Compass, demonstrating his ability to oversee financial strategy and operations at a public company.
Before Compass, Reelitz held roles at Cushman & Wakefield, a renowned real estate services firm. His tenure at Cushman & Wakefield was preceded by his time at Walgreens, the American retail pharmacy chain. This diverse career history showcases Reelitz's versatility and adaptability across different industries.
Reelitz's expertise extends beyond the domestic market. He has a proven track record of managing multinational teams and navigating global operations. This will be invaluable as Sedgwick's operations are global in nature, spanning numerous countries.
In his new role at Sedgwick, Reelitz will oversee the financial strategy and operations, including planning, reporting, capital structure, risk management, procurement, and real estate. His experience in developing top talent and his ability to lead financial operations at public companies will undoubtedly contribute to Sedgwick's continued success.
Sedgwick, with its global presence, provides risk and claims administration services to clients across various industries. The company's services include managed care, risk consulting, and broking, among others. With Reelitz at the helm of its financial operations, Sedgwick is poised to continue its growth and maintain its position as a leader in the risk and claims administration industry.
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