The sixth term of AXA Turkey’s Faculty of the Future for Sustainable Development and Growth programme witnessed distinguished guests visit to inspire and shape the next generation of insurance professionals. Hassan El-Shabrawishi, CEO of AXA International Markets (IMa), along with Nuria Fernandez Paris, Head of Business Development at AXA IMa, took part in sessions at AXA Turkey Head Office, sharing invaluable insights and guidance.
Insurance’s Social Responsibility and Impact
During his address, Hassan El-Shabrawishi stressed that insurance goes beyond a financial service, serving as a key pillar of social confidence. “Insurance is critical in safeguarding lives and assets, demonstrating its essential nature through events like the COVID-19 pandemic and the devastating earthquakes earlier this year.” He motivated young professionals by highlighting their role in sculpting the industry’s future and the rucial need for innovative and accessible solutions.
The Role of Second-Generation Agents in Future-Proofing Insurance
Nuria Fernandez Paris voiced her trust in second-generation agents’ potential to advance their legacy. She noted that these agents focus on sustaining client relationships and growing with AXA’s vision, fortifying ties previously built by their predecessors. Additionally, Fernandez emphasized the importance of deepening international collaborations to align more closely with AXA’s global footprint.
Strengthening Global Bonds and Realizing Turkey’s Growth Potential
Yavuz Ölken, CEO of AXA Turkey, expressed his enthusiasm for the faculty visit by mentioning its role in nurturing agents’ adaptability to emerging global demands. “Our ongoing commitment through the Faculty of the Future model not only uplifts agents but also revolutionizes industry standards. The presence of top leaders enriches this developmental platform, fortifying our collective future.”
The event also explored enhancing cross-border agency ecosystems, aiming to extend the Faculty of the Future’s successful template across Turkey, Africa, and Asia. This vision promises a more cohesive, responsive, and globally connected insurance framework going forward.
