Praveen Menon, Chief People Officer, IndiaFirst Life Insurance Company Limited
Cormac Galvin, SVP, Business Development, UK and Ireland, RGA
Mathieu Charest, Vice President, Individual Insurance Risk Management and Deputy Head, Global Product And Insurance Risk Management, Manulife
The main purpose of life insurance is to help your loved ones deal with the financial impact of your death. In the health benefits space, the coverage would help reduce financial hazard, for example, from medical treatments not covered by government sponsored plans. Its goal is to reduce financial uncertainty and make these events more manageable.
Jade Baggs, Health Claims and Health Claims Cost Containment Lead, AXA Group
Na Re Seo, New Market Strategy Manager, Kyobo Life Insurance Co. LTD
What did being named an RGA Leader of Tomorrow mean to you?
Being named an RGA Leader of Tomorrow was a great honour to me, but most importantly it confirmed that the work I am doing is important and that it adds value to the company. Exposure to the LOT mentors and mentees also gave me the opportunity to reflect on my own career and get a fresh perspective on various life and non-life insurance topics.
Gaston Nossiter, Senior Vice President Global Financial Solutions, RGA
Lessons learned from behind the scenes with personal and professional experiences.
Eva Csapó, Data Analyst at Global Underwriting Center, Aegon N.V.
Eduardo Godoy Pascal, Head of LongTerm Life Insurance Unit, GNP Seguros
The digital age has revolutionized< people´s lives, it has generated profound changes in our society. Internet, computers and devices modified the habits and customs of our society, allowing people to interact with each other around the world, chat with family and friends, share moments, work remotely, compare goods and services, order groceries, buy technology items and carry out banking operations. No one in 1983 (year of internet born) would have imagined that.
Jessica Gaudio, Senior Director of Membership, The Institutes CPCU Society
For an industry, and a world, that is becoming increasingly digitized, automated, and reliant on technology, where do people factor in and why should we keep the “human element” top of mind? According to author and consultant, Manuel Palachuk, the human element encompasses those skills and abilities that come purely from being human – drive, ambition, compassion, empathy and understanding.