uniform structure, one that is consistent
between regional branches and operates
efficiently as a single entity.
“Marsh will be pushing out a lot of new
technology in the next 12 months,” says
Simon. “We’ll have global platforms that
are unified and consistent around the world,
so that we don’t end up with different
technologies in different countries. I think
that will help us as an organisation to work
not only locally but also in a network.”
This technological improvement will
naturally help Marsh do business more
efficiently and effectively, as well as help it
keep up with a rapidly evolving industry.
Cybersecurity, for example, is something
Marsh is pursuing; the company offers risk
management and risk transfer solutions to
protect organisations from the rising costs
of cyberthreats such as hacking or any
disruption to IT services. In an environment
where the average hacking incident is
expected to cost US$150 million by 2020,
this kind of service is crucial.
COMPANY OF THE PEOPLE
In May, Marsh Thailand and its employees
helped construct mud-brick buildings for a
rural Thai school. The company also made
donations to the school, to help it set up a
store to sell local produce. Simon highlights
this as an example of how the company
gives back to the community by focusing
wholeheartedly on one cause, rather than
contributing negligible amounts to many
causes. This initiative is just one example
of how Marsh endeavours to do what’s
right, which includes the way it treats
its employees.
“We do things in an ethical way,” Simon
says. “We hold ourselves to a very high
standard at Marsh. When people come into
the company, we need to make sure they
understand that.“Muang Thai Life Assurance’s customer-centric policy,
‘Customer @ the Heart’, makes our management sustainable
in all dimensions. MTL is a leading life insurance company in
Thailand, especially in innovation and international business.”- Sara Lamsam, President and CEO, MTL
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