NIBA CEO steps down from role
NIBA CEO steps down from role | Insurance Business Australia
Insurance News
NIBA CEO steps down from role
Successor search begins
Insurance News
By
Roxanne Libatique
National Insurance Brokers Association (NIBA) president Gary Okely has revealed that Philip Kewin will step down as the CEO of NIBA, planning to depart from the organisation in April this year.
In a release, Okely confirmed that Kewin intends to relocate to the UK. Swiftly responding to this development, the NIBA board has initiated an executive search to identify the next CEO.
Kewin assumed the role during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic’s impact on the community. Under his guidance, NIBA addressed challenges such as the Quality of Advice review. Additionally, Kewin played a pivotal role in implementing the new Code of Practice, actively re-engaging with members across Australia, and launching the Insure Your Future initiative.
NIBA honours Philip Kewin’s contributions
Okely acknowledged Kewin’s contributions to both NIBA and the insurance broking sector throughout his tenure.
“Phil’s contribution to NIBA and the insurance broking industry during the past few years has been significant, and the board has been extremely grateful for the value that Phil has provided,” he said. “Phil will be with us for another 3-4 months and has committed to remain available to assist the board and the new chief executive officer once our executive search is completed. While we are disappointed that Phil will be leaving NIBA, we wish him all the best in the future.”
In response to his resignation, the outgoing CEO expressed his gratitude.
“I would like to thank NIBA members, the NIBA team, and the broader insurance community for their support during my tenure, in particular president Gary Okely and former president Dianne Phelan and the NIBA board whose guidance and trust has ensured NIBA is in good shape for years to come,” he said.
The board will provide additional information to members once the executive search process is completed.
Related Stories
Keep up with the latest news and events
Join our mailing list, it’s free!
