Qatar Insurance Group recently announced the promotion of three senior executives, Fahad Al Suwaidi as Deputy CEO of QIC Qatar Operations; Ahmad M Zebeib as Deputy CEO of QLM Life & Medical, and Ahmed Al Jarboey as Senior Vice-President of QIC MENA Retail and Motor Claims.
The promotions form an integral part of QIC’s strategic succession plan, Qatarisation and consistent efforts towards the realisation of the Qatar National Vision 2030. QIC Group has consistently attracted, motivated, developed and retained Qatari talent. QIC Group has not only attracted, but has also groomed young and ambitious Qatari nationals to assume leadership and senior specialist positions within the Group.
Delving further on this initiative, QIC Group launched the QIC Learning Academy to empower its Qatari staff with the right mix of technical know-how, business acumen and capabilities to achieve operational excellence in their respective fields.
A graduate from Saint Leo University, Fahad Al Suwaidi completed his Bachelor of Arts in Management in the US. He joined QIC’s Motor Claims department as a Manager and subsequently was appointed as the Senior Manager. Fahad was later appointed as the Senior Manager for Property and Commercial Risks. The following year Fahad moved to Marine, Energy & Aviation Risks Department. Fahad has now assumed responsibility as Deputy CEO of QIC Qatar Operations. Fahad has played a key role in digitizing procedures to improve efficiency through automation of processes.
A postgraduate from the University of Westminster in London, Ahmad Mohamed Zebeib secured a MA Diploma in Marketing. Ahmad started his career with Qatar Re and has worked in various departments within the QIC Group. Subsequently, Ahmad was promoted to the position of Vice-President for the MENA region and Head of Retail in Qatar. Through his dedication and commitment, Ahmad was promoted and shifted to QLM Management team. Ahmad has assumed responsibility as the Deputy CEO of QLM Life & Medical.
Ahmed Al Jarboey completed his Bachelors in Business Management from the University of Derby. He started his career in the Retail department of QIC. Later he was appointed as the Manager for supervising the branches for Retail at QIC. Subsequently he assumed the position of Senior Manager for Motor Claims. Ahmed has now assumed responsibility as the Senior Vice-President of QIC MENA Retail and Motor Claims.
Speaking about the recent promotions, Khalifa Abdulla Turki Al Subaey, Group President & CEO of QIC Group, said: “I am pleased to announce the recent promotions within the subsidiaries of the QIC Group and extend my heartiest wishes to each of them on their new roles. I am confident that with their combined efforts and capabilities, QIC Group will witness long term growth and sustainability.”
He said: “Technology can support organizational interventions that streamline processes. However, equally critical are people analytics endorsed through talent-review system, and shifts in organizational structure for reinforcing the required changes in sharpening competencies.
“Given the pace of transformation, adapting systems, processes, and culture that can support change-enabling leadership development is critically important. At Qatar Insurance it is all about nurturing competencies and achieving success by putting together a high performance based group of Qatari youth who are diligent, innovative and result driven.”
