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Carol Ebanks joins BCIC with extensive skills in human resource management, organisational change management, business transformation and executive leadership coaching.
British Caribbean Insurance Company (BCIC) is moving forward with plans to further modernise its workforce with the addition of Carol Ebanks as the insurer’s first-ever chief people officer (CPO).
Ebanks, a distinguished talent management executive, stepped into the newly created C-Suite role earlier this year to streamline BCIC’s talent strategy, organisational structure, culture, and workplace policies.
Peter Levy, BCIC’s managing director (CEO) said that the move “is in line with our goals to become an employer of choice for the best and the brightest, and to ensure we are equipped to handle the challenges of today and tomorrow.”
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