Chuks Udo
Okonta
The Board of
Standard Alliance Insurance Plc has initiated a process of restructuring and
rightsizing as part of its corporate strategy for growth and efficiency in
2014.
A statement by the company’s Corporate
Communications Manager, Nelson Egboboh, said the restructuring exercise
involved the creation of two major divisions within the company to be led by
General Managers with over 20 years’ experience in the insurance industry and
the reduction of its regional offices from five to four nationwide.
Egboboh noted
that the exercise also involved the rationalisation of branches nationwide for
business optimization and resource management noted that “several staff were
promoted and reshuffled to fill key positions in line with the new structure
while others who could not be accommodated were properly compensated for their
dedicated and invaluable service to the company.”
While
noting that the initiatives were a part of the company's comprehensive
strategic plan to align its operations, he explained that “Ms. Anietie Udoh, a
General Manager who was before now heading the company’s South-South Regional
business has been moved to the company’s head office in Lagos to lead the
Financial Institutions/Multi-Clients and General Business Division while Ebose
Austin Osegha who was Head, Public Sector, Energy and Telecoms has been
appointed a General Manager to drive the Public Sector/Brokers’ Division.
He said: “The
Board and Management expect that “these actions will help to make SA Insurance
Plc a more competitive company, better positioned to drive innovation in new
products and enable it to better utilise its resources in this challenging
economic climate under which businesses have been operating towards delivering
better results to our shareholders as well as provide much higher level of
service to our clients.
“The Company will continue to build on the
success of this restructuring in the months to come, providing more organisational
focus and enhancing excellent services to our clients.”
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