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GIA opens 4th International Educational Seminar with a call for stronger insurance leadership

Chief Executive Officer of Bedrock Insurance Limited and Chairman of the GIA Public Relations and External Liaison Committee, Ernest Frimpong, said the seminar is aimed at equipping insurance professionals with the skills and knowledge required to respond effectively to the needs of customers, especially during disasters.
Mr Frimpong explained that the seminar forms part of GIA’s broader efforts to increase public confidence in insurance, address negative perceptions about the sector and reassure policyholders of the industry’s commitment to honouring legitimate claims promptly.
The Ghana Insurers Association (GIA) has opened its 4th International Educational Seminar with a call on industry players to demonstrate bold leadership, strengthen professional capacity and build public confidence in the face of emerging global risks.
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