He College of Insurance Mediators of Córdoba, Huelva and Seville It held its annual event last week, which brought together professionals from the insurance sector interested in learning about the latest trends in the sector. The event, which took place at La Galería ABC in Seville, stood out for its impressive attendance and the quality of the presentations and round tables.
Rafael Cabellopresident of the College, opened the meeting, highlighting the relevance of digital transformation, but always valuing above all, the quality of insurance mediators and the importance of professional associations in the development and support of Members.
The round tables were one of the high points of the event. The first, titled ‘The importance of schoolshad the participation of Jesus Lozano,vCollege President, Javier García, president of Colegio Jaén and vice president of the General Council, Genaro Sánchez, president of the College of Granada and the Andalusian Council, and the aforementioned Rafael Cabello, who discussed the fundamental role of colleges in the professionalization and support of mediators.
The morning presentations were: Penelope Serrano,jefa of Asisa Network, which presented ‘Digital transformation of insurance mediators in Spain’addressing how digitalization is changing the way mediators interact with their clients and manage their businesses. Subsequently, Mª Desirée Flores, cHelvetia’s Civil Liability Technical Coordinator, gave a brilliant presentation on the «Insufficiency of Civil Liability insurance, the Fire in the Valencian neighborhood of Campanar«, underscoring the importance of these insurances for asset protection. and Julio SainzCEO of GRAM Audit and vice president of the ADN&GRM network of Auditors and Consultants) presented an analysis on the ‘Risk management and regulatory compliance’highlighting the need to identify and manage risks to ensure business continuity.
The morning session included the final of the contest ‘I’m sure you’re a ten’ (Sqeud), which awarded the most complete Professional Insurance Advisor of the year, the Sevillian Broker Sabina Lopez. This year’s final was exciting and demonstrated the high level of competition and knowledge of the three participants, Abilio Caetano, Francisco Jimenez and the winner.
Another of the most anticipated moments of the day was the presentation of MarÍA, the new artificial intelligence assistant designed by Correduidea. Alfonso LinaresCorreduidea Business Development, presented Maria. a tool that members can now use to improve efficiency and precision in their daily tasks such as insurance consultations, employee training or comparison of coverage between different companies and much more…
The afternoon resumed the pulse of the sector with Antonio Garcia, CEO of Soft QS, who based his speech on the «Artificial intelligence«, exploring how this technology is transforming the insurance sector and mediation processes. The second round table, ‘Present and future of mediation‘, was moderated by Gabriel Gisbertyessecretary of the College, and had the participation of Julio MoyanorARAG Zone Manager, Antonio DiazdSouthern Territorial Director of Helvetia, and Antonio Moreno,jHead of Sales Andalucía Occidental at Asisa, who analyzed the challenges and opportunities faced by insurance mediation in the current context.
The 2024 Insurance Meeting ended with the institutional part, with the delivery of the Corporate Social Responsibility donation by Magdalena Camposyouschool secretary, and Silvia Pozosddelegate of the City Council of Seville, to the Autism Association of Córdoba, received by Francisca Suarezpresident of the association and the tribute to the members who completed 25 years of membership.
The president of the institution closed the meeting by thanking all participants and attendees for their presence, underlining the College’s commitment to continuous improvement and support for its members: «Our goal is to continue providing tools and knowledge that allow our agents and brokers , adapt to changes and continue offering quality service to its clients.
