Laura Hay Named to MetLife’s Board of Directors
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LAURA HAY NAMED TO METLIFE’S BOARD OF DIRECTORS (Photo: Business Wire)
Hay was Global Head of Insurance at
In her more than 35-year career, Hay has had extensive experience in technical accounting, client engagement, change management, risk identification and mitigation and knowledge transfer through training. She has launched multiple initiatives to develop female financial services leaders. Hay was a member of the KPMG Global Financial Services Leadership Team and served on KPMG’s
“We are pleased that Laura has joined MetLife’s Board of Directors and look forward to working with her,” said
Hay is a member of the board of the
Hay’s leadership has been recognized by numerous publications, including as “Elite Woman 2023” by Insurance Business America. She received the No. 1 ranking in The Consulting Report’s “Top 25 Financial Services Consulting Leaders” in 2022 and was named “Most Influential Woman in Re/Insurance” by Intelligent Insurer in 2017. Hay was named an “Inspiring Woman in Finance” in 2022 by the
Hay received her Bachelor of Science in mathematics from the
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