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.
James Vickers, Chairman, Willis Re International Specialty
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What did being named an RGA Leader of Tomorrow mean to you?
It is an honor to be recognized amongst such a distinguished class of talented industry leaders. Being named an RGA Leader of Tomorrow has helped me to envision my long-term career aspirations and has inspired me to continue to play a leadership role in shaping the future of insurance.
Andreas Berger, Chief Executive Officer Corporate Solutions
The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted not only the importance of insurance itself but also the challenges our industry faces. Inefficiencies that undermine the customer experience as well as our profitability persist across the board – largely for the lack of a systematic way to gather and use data and a holistic end-to-end view of the value chain.
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