American Integrity Insurance Group Appoints Brian Foley as New CFO, Ben Lurie Transitions to Consulting Role

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American Integrity Insurance Group announced a planned transition in its Chief Financial Officer role, with Ben Lurie resigning to take a consulting position and Brian Foley, an experienced investment banker, appointed as the new CFO.

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• CFO Resignation

  Ben Lurie voluntarily resigned as Chief Financial Officer, effective April 6, 2026. He will return to his role as CFO of Sowell & Co., the company's founding investor.

• CFO Appointment

  Brian Foley was appointed as the new Chief Financial Officer, effective April 6, 2026. Mr. Foley has over 10 years of experience in investment banking for the insurance and financial services industry, including advising on American Integrity's IPO.

• Outgoing CFO's Consulting Agreement

  Mr. Lurie will transition to a consulting role for 12 months, receiving an annual fee of $300,000 and a one-time IPO success bonus of $800,000. His unvested equity awards will remain outstanding and eligible to vest.

• New CFO's Compensation Package

  Mr. Foley's employment agreement includes an annual base salary of $600,000, eligibility for an annual cash bonus of up to $400,000, and an annual long-term equity award with a target fair value of $250,000 for 2026. He also received a $120,000 cash sign-on bonus.

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American Integrity Insurance Group announced a significant leadership transition with the voluntary resignation of CFO Ben Lurie and the appointment of Brian Foley as his successor. This change is notable as it occurs following the company's successful public listing and amidst a period of sustained growth. Mr. Lurie's transition to a consulting role, while retaining board positions, suggests an amicable and planned departure, allowing for a smooth handover. The incoming CFO, Brian Foley, brings over a decade of experience in capital markets and the insurance industry, including advising on American Integrity's IPO, which is a strong fit for a recently public company focused on financial strategy and investor engagement. The substantial compensation packages for both the incoming and outgoing executives underscore the importance of these roles to the company's strategic direction.