Hiscox Appoints Frank Lamantia as New U.S. Chief Technology Officer
December 30, 2024 - 13:46
Specialist insurer Hiscox has appointed Frank Lamantia as its new Chief Technology Officer in the U.S. In this pivotal role, Lamantia will be a key member of the Hiscox US leadership team, where he will focus on driving technological innovation and enhancing the company's digital capabilities. With a strong background in technology and insurance, Lamantia brings a wealth of experience that is expected to bolster Hiscox's commitment to delivering exceptional service to its clients.
Lamantia's appointment comes at a time when the insurance industry is increasingly relying on technology to improve efficiency and customer experience. His expertise in digital transformation and strategic technology initiatives will be vital as Hiscox looks to navigate the evolving landscape of the insurance market. The leadership team is confident that Lamantia's vision and leadership will play a crucial role in advancing the company's objectives and maintaining its competitive edge in the industry.
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