20 July 2017Analysis

Captive Alternatives names director to promote captives to HNWs


Atlanta-based risk management consultancy Captive Alternatives has appointed Emilie Gastley as director of marketing.

In her new role, she will be tasked with educating high net worth (HNW) financial professionals and business owners about the benefits of owning a private insurance company.

Gastley is experienced in operations and business development, and joins from a medical group with locations throughout north Georgia.

“Captive Alternatives’ private insurance company is so innovative, it will change the way HNW business owners and families approach risk management, asset protection, estate and tax planning and exit strategies,” said Gastley. “The structure and domicile of the CapAlt private insurance company make it a better risk management product and I am excited to be assisting in the effort to create awareness about this opportunity.”

David Kirkup, chief operating officer at Captive Alternatives, commented: “Emilie’s experience and expertise in business operations, health administration and business development make her uniquely qualified to lead our marketing and business development initiatives."


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