LOLC Life Assurance Ltd, one of Sri Lanka’s fastest-growing insurance companies and a subsidiary of the LOLC Group, recently announced the appointment of Ms. Nadika Opatha as its Chief Executive Officer.
Ms. Opatha is a highly experienced and accomplished strategic leader in the field of Sales and Marketing, counting over 24 years of experience in the Financial Services Industry, both locally as well as internationally. She is an MDRT qualified Insurance professional with expertise in Sales, Channel Development and management, setting up business partnerships and performance management. Out of the many accolades she has been bestowed with throughout her career, winning the Best National Sales Head Sri Lanka award at the 2018 SLIM NASCO was her most recent achievement, the company said in an announcement.
Ms. Opatha holds a Bachelor of Science (BSc) 1st class honours degree and a Master of Business Administration Degree from the University of Colombo. She also holds a Diploma from the Institute of Canadian Bankers Association.
Nadika Opatha - Chief Executive Officer, LOLC Life Assurance Ltd
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