What is the most important thing you learned from your LOT mentor?
What did being named an RGA Leader of Tomorrow mean to you?
Carmony Wong shares her insight on being a Leader of Tomorrow.
What did being named an RGA Leader of Tomorrow mean to you?
It was a great surprise and honor, but most importantly, it confirmed that my paper was of value to others. The paper enabled me to share the learnings of my career journey, from starting as a female scientist to leading a team and managing a business. I wanted to help my fellow industry colleagues avoid feeling so alone in their journey as I sometimes felt over the past 20 years.
Singapore – June 21, 2019 The RGA Leaders of Tomorrow were recognized at the International Insurance Society (IIS) Global Insurance Forum in Singapore on June 20. Lawrence Cheng, from Peak Re, Ayodele Iyun from Custodian & Allied Insurance, and Carmony Wong from RGA were also recognized as the 2019 Leaders of Tomorrow Leadership Honorees.
Haotian Wu, Senior Manager, Aviva Asia
Carmony Wong, Senior Vice President, Head of Hong Kong and High Net Worth, RGA
Hui Yen Tai, Regional Director, Head of Analytics - Asia Pacific, Willis Re, Singapore
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Mohit Rochlani, Director of Operations, IT and Change Management, IndiaFirst Life Insurance
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Tina Zink Pernie, Chief Operating Officer, CLM
In 2018, natural catastrophes wreaked havoc around the world. Windstorms caused massive losses in the United States, Japan and the Philippines. Droughts hit the United States and Europe, and unusually large wildfires caused devastation in California. Experts have suggested that at least a portion of the world’s global catastrophes in 2018 can be attributed to climate change.
Anuj Jaithalia, Regional M&A and Strategy, Asia – Assicurazioni Generali SpA
Evolution of digital technologies continue to reshape our lives, changing people’s behaviour and habits. The rise of digital ecosystem is delivering a connected customer experience and driving higher expectations for convenience, accessibility and value.