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                <title>MetLife Australia appoints Chief Strategy &#038; Customer Officer</title>
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                                    <description><![CDATA[<h3>MetLife Australia has appointed Gerard McDermott as Chief Strategy &amp; Customer Officer, effective immediately.</h3>
<p>Mr. McDermott is responsible for leading the strategy, project management office, customer, digital, marketing, and data functions. He reports to Vince Watt, MetLife Australia Acting Chief Executive Officer.</p>
<p>“We’re delighted to welcome Gerard to MetLife Australia,” Mr. Watt said. “His extensive track record driving customer-led business transformations will enable him to make a major contribution to our efforts to place our customers’ needs at the heart of everything we do.”</p>
<p>“MetLife Australia’s combination of local market expertise and our global scale and resources enable us to partner successfully with superannuation funds and employers to help more Australians when they need it most,” Mr. Watt added. “We continue to strive to provide our customers with the fastest, easiest, and most caring life insurance experience, and enable them to engage more effectively with their insurance, improve their health outcomes, and navigate a rapidly changing world.”</p>
<p>Mr. McDermott was most recently Group Executive, Workers Compensation with EML, responsible for the firm’s workers compensation business line nationally. He was previously Head of General Insurance at Westpac, and before that spent 11 years in senior leadership roles with Suncorp, culminating as Executive General Manager, Personal Insurance Distribution. Mr. McDermott played a pivotal role in building Suncorp’s market-leading commercial insurance capability, including the acquisition and integration of AMP’s General Insurance Distribution business and the development and launch of Resilium Insurance Broking.</p>
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                                            <content:encoded><![CDATA[<h3>MetLife Australia has appointed Gerard McDermott as Chief Strategy &amp; Customer Officer, effective immediately.</h3>
<p>Mr. McDermott is responsible for leading the strategy, project management office, customer, digital, marketing, and data functions. He reports to Vince Watt, MetLife Australia Acting Chief Executive Officer.</p>
<p>“We’re delighted to welcome Gerard to MetLife Australia,” Mr. Watt said. “His extensive track record driving customer-led business transformations will enable him to make a major contribution to our efforts to place our customers’ needs at the heart of everything we do.”</p>
<p>“MetLife Australia’s combination of local market expertise and our global scale and resources enable us to partner successfully with superannuation funds and employers to help more Australians when they need it most,” Mr. Watt added. “We continue to strive to provide our customers with the fastest, easiest, and most caring life insurance experience, and enable them to engage more effectively with their insurance, improve their health outcomes, and navigate a rapidly changing world.”</p>
<p>Mr. McDermott was most recently Group Executive, Workers Compensation with EML, responsible for the firm’s workers compensation business line nationally. He was previously Head of General Insurance at Westpac, and before that spent 11 years in senior leadership roles with Suncorp, culminating as Executive General Manager, Personal Insurance Distribution. Mr. McDermott played a pivotal role in building Suncorp’s market-leading commercial insurance capability, including the acquisition and integration of AMP’s General Insurance Distribution business and the development and launch of Resilium Insurance Broking.</p>
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