Mapfre has chosen Chile as the venue for its annual meeting of chief executive officers, an event that coincides with the insurer’s 40th anniversary in the country and has brought together the top officials of the operations where the group is present, along with those of Mapfre RE, Mapfre Global Risks, Mawdy, and other senior executives.
During the event, held this week, the business strategies of the different subsidiaries and areas of the group were analyzed and compared, taking as a basis the guidelines already set for the next cycle, with the aim of coordinating them and moving forward in the definition of the Strategic Plan 2027-2029, whose presentation is scheduled for 2027.
The company has emphasized that it takes “very much into account” the potential of artificial intelligence to transform its activity, considering that it helps improve the experience of policyholders and allows its professionals to focus more on closeness and on the creation of added value.
At the same time, the future Plan must provide Mapfre with the capacity for adaptation and the agility demanded by the current geopolitical scenario, marked by growing tensions, as well as by the global threat of “cyberrisks,” which affect all types of productive sectors and society as a whole.
The Spanish multinational has also reiterated its commitment to promoting insurance inclusion and to facilitating access to the economic and social protection that insurance offers to people, especially in more vulnerable environments.
“Bringing us together in Chile in the year of its 40th anniversary is a recognition of the trust that this country has placed in Mapfre. From here, we want to move forward on the Strategic Plan that will allow us to continue growing with profitability and the flexibility necessary to manage the complex and changing environment today,” said the president and chief executive officer of Mapfre, Antonio Huertas.
The meeting brought together more than 400 attendees at the Club de Planeadores de Vitacura, including executives from the group, strategic partners, representatives of sector associations, brokers, clients, and collaborators.
Among the guests, the president of the Association of Insurers of Chile (AACH), Alejandro Alzérreca, has stood out; the general manager of Banco Internacional, Mario Chamorro; the president of the Medical College (COLMED), Anamaria Arrigada; and the chief executive officer for Chile of MARSH, Ernesto Díaz, along with other prominent figures from the business and insurance sector.