Congratulating the newly appointed, RM Vishakha, MD & CEO, IndiaFirst Life Insurance Company Limited said, “We welcome aboard our new COO –Atri Chakraborty and CT&DO – Sankaranarayanan R. Atri brings with him a wealth of operational management experience, specifically in the insurance domain. We are happy to have a steady hand at the operational helm as we continue to expand our business and broaden our customer base. Sankar joins IndiaFirst at an important growth juncture as we seek to boost our digital efficiencies. In addition to overseeing IT, he will ensure that our data and technology initiatives, resources, and investments support our mission of making insurance accessible to all. We believe that both Atri and Sankar will create value for our stakeholders through innovations and disruptions in their respective domains.”
As the Chief Operating Officer (COO), Atri Chakraborty will oversee the entire gamut of designing, implementing, and managing business operations. He is responsible for Distribution & Branch Operations, Customer Service, New Business & Underwriting and Claims. With over 26 years of rich and diversified experience in the BFSI sector, Atri has dedicated 17 years plus in the insurance domain. Over the years he has been successful in transforming service delivery, achieving process excellence, facilitating digital transformation, synchronizing program management, and overseeing operations management during his tenure at various organizations.
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As the Chief Technology and Data Officer (CT&DO), Sankaranarayanan R (Sankar) will drive the digital, data, and technology disruptions at the organization. His role encompasses handling Information Technology, and Data & Analytics function covering aspects of Applications, Infra & IT Security, and Analytics. With a career spanning over 25 years in the insurance sector, Sankar has spearheaded technology and operations in India and abroad. He specializes in digital and technology implementation.
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