Former AXA executive Jérôme Droesch takes on the Africa region at Cigna
The giant US health insurance company – which reported revenue of $153bn in 2019 – has put the French national in charge of the continent after combining two of its businesses.
19/05/2020 at 18h07, by Africa Business+
Founded in 1792, Cigna Corporation has decided to shift gears in Africa and combine its African markets with the Middle East region. To head up the new division, the Philadelphia-based insurance company has appointed a sector expert, Jérôme Droesch, who has been responsible for the Middle East and North Africa region since February 2019. With this move to combine Cigna’s operations from Casablanca to Cape Town, the scope of responsibilities of the graduate of Ecole Centrale de Lyon has been expanded.
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