Collin Seguin

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2nd Vice President and Regional Director, Travelers Insurance

Age: 38

No. of years with current company: 13

Town where I live: Suffield

Town where I work: Hartford

College: Boston University, UConn School of Law

Highest degree: Law degree

Who is your favorite superhero? Batman

Collin Seguin is a 2nd vice president and regional director in the subrogation major case unit at Travelers. He leads a team of subrogation major case professionals and is part of the subrogation major case leadership team. Previously he was counsel in Travelers’ claim legal general liability group, providing coverage advice to the subrogation and general liability organization, and staff counsel at Travelers, litigating a number of defense, subrogation and reinsurance matters.

What’s been your biggest professional accomplishment so far in your career?

My biggest accomplishments have been those situations where I’ve helped to build and lead teams that reached significant goals. That includes expanding volunteer efforts with the claim legal engagement team, and leading initiatives related to subrogation’s relationships with inside and outside counsel. Teamwork leads to greater success.

How are you involved in the community? 

I coach for Suffield Little League and am involved in Youth Journalism International, an organization that trains young journalists around the world. I have served as an alumni mentor at UConn Law School, and have also volunteered for Junior Achievement’s “JA in a Day” program.

What do you like to do outside of work?

I most enjoy spending time with my wife and my two daughters, ages six and three. I am an avid sports fan, runner, and (very novice) golfer. I love good food, whether at a trusted local spot or food truck, or finding great eateries when traveling.

Four reasons why you deserve to be a 40 Under Forty:

• I lead a team that handles some of the most complex subrogation files within Travelers.

• I am an expert in subrogation, presenting at two conferences for the National Association of Subrogation Professionals.

• I have served as a mentor, formally and informally, to a number of colleagues.

• I was named a “New Leader in the Law” by the Connecticut Law Tribune.