Chubb fills leadership team with surprise appointment
Chubb now has a full executive leadership team including one high-profile appointment from a competitor.
"This marks an exciting new chapter for our business where growth, innovation, along with customer and partner experience are our absolute priorities,” Chief Executive Paula ter Brake says in an email to advisers.
Perhaps the surprising appointment is seeing former AIA executive Sharron Botica (pictured) joining as Chief Customer and Marketing Officer.
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