Jan Jaap werkt sinds 1996 in de schadeverzekeringsbranche met een sterke affiniteit met Marine. Hij is in diverse leidinggevende functies op transportafdelingen werkzaam geweest binnen Achmea en Marsh. Daarna is Jan Jaap als Manager Co-assurantie & Volmachten onder andere verantwoordelijk geweest voor de co-assurantietekening van Generali. Sinds 2019 werkte hij als Manager Automotive & Claims bij Service Provider Anac, waar hij met zijn team een belangrijke rol heeft gespeeld in het verder digitaliseren en optimaliseren van de dienstverlening binnen het Automotive segment.
Over Nationale-Nederlanden
Nationale-Nederlanden is een financiële dienstverlener die producten en diensten aanbiedt op het gebied van verzekeringen, pensioenen en bankactiviteiten aan ruim 6 miljoen particuliere en zakelijke klanten in Nederland. Al meer dan 175 jaar helpen onze medewerkers mensen zorgen voor wat zij écht belangrijk vinden. Nationale-Nederlanden is onderdeel van NN Group, een internationale financiële dienstverlener actief in 20 landen en toonaangevend in een aantal Europese landen en Japan. NN Group N.V. is genoteerd aan Euronext Amsterdam (NN).
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