AXA Group has announced significant changes to its management committee as it prepares to launch its upcoming strategic plan in the first quarter of 2024.
Thomas Buberl, CEO of AXA, emphasised the pivotal nature of 2023 as the current plan, Driving Progress, concludes and a new strategic cycle begins. In a release, Buberl thanked Georges Desvaux, Antimo Perretta, and Gordon Watson, who will be stepping down from AXA's Management committee, for their roles in the group's transformation.
The reshuffling includes changes in key geographies and central functions within the company.
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The insurer also outlined structural changes regarding AXA Japan and AXA Greater China. These entities will report directly to George Stansfield, group deputy CEO and general secretary. Meanwhile, Gordon Watson will assume the role of non-executive chairman for Asia.
Buberl expressed confidence in the new appointments, stating that Cohen's leadership and Borie's experience make them ideal candidates for their respective roles. Buberl also commended El-Shabrawishi for his successful leadership in Egypt and Africa.
The Management committee will see additional appointments in central functions.
The revised Management committee, led by Buberl, is set to commence on July 1st.
AXA recently reported its results for the first quarter of 2023. AXA XL recently announced the appointment of Vicky Roberts-Mills as head of energy transition.
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