Clover Health adds ex-U.S. Senator Robert Torricelli to board audit committee
Bitget2026/09/24 20:30- Clover Health Investments named former U.S. Senator Robert Torricelli, effective Sept. 24, 2026; he joins the Audit Committee.
- Torricelli previously served on Clover’s insurance subsidiary boards since 2022; he also founded Rosemont Associates and Woodrose Properties.
- Dr. Brian J. Miller joined the board, effective Sept. 24, 2026; he will serve on the Clinical Committee.
- Miller is a Johns Hopkins Hospital hospitalist; he is a MedPAC commissioner and vice chairman of the North Carolina State Health Plan trustees.
- Appointments fill two board vacancies, bringing the board to nine directors.
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