Life Science Leader CEMENA
Pubblicato il 21-08-2026 - Chubb in Italia
Job Summary
JOB DESCRIPTION
The Life Science Leader, CEMENA is a senior leadership role responsible for driving the strategic development and profitable growth of Chubb’s Life Science practice across the Continental Europe, Middle East and North Africa region. The role holder serves as the primary subject matter expert and commercial lead for the Life Science segment, working in close partnership with underwriting teams, distribution partners, and global practice leads.
Operating within a matrix structure, these individual shapes the regional Life Science underwriting agenda — setting standards, building market presence, and translating Chubb’s global capabilities into locally relevant, technically sound solutions. The role combines deep underwriting expertise with strong commercial acumen and the ability to lead through influence across multiple jurisdictions and cultures.
This position demands both strategic vision and hands-on engagement with clients, brokers, and internal stakeholders.
Reports directly to the Chief Underwriting Officer CEMENA.
Key Responsibilities
- Strategic Leadership & Portfolio Management
- Define and execute the Life Science underwriting strategy for CEMENA, ensuring alignment with Chubb’s global practice direction and regional business objectives.
- Manage and optimise the regional Life Science portfolio — driving growth, retention, and profitability through disciplined risk selection, strategic account prioritisation, and consistent application of underwriting guidelines.
- Monitor portfolio performance through rigorous loss analysis, pricing adequacy reviews, and data-driven insights; identify trends, articulate findings clearly to senior leadership, and recommend corrective actions where required.
- Set and uphold underwriting standards, documentation practices, and thought process quality in line with Chubb’s policies and the regulatory requirements.
- Business Development & Client Engagement
- Identify, prioritise, and develop new bu