Insurance Covid-Cast episode 14: Newsmaker special with Crawford & Company group chief executive Rohit Verma

Insurance Covid-Cast Episode 14

In the latest Insurance Post and Insurance Age video cast brought to you while our journalists are working from home, we present the latest in a series of newsmaker specials focused on the people behind the lockdown headlines.

Today content director Jonathan Swift caught up with newly promoted Crawford & Company group chief executive Rohit Verma days after he succeeded Harsha Agadi to discuss the challenges and opportunities created by the pandemic; how it has decentralised decision making power to the regions; the necessity of keeping a global workforce safe; and why he won’t be taking up a second career as a barber.

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