Elizabeth Wyns-Dogbe adjudged Best CEO Life 2019


Elizabeth Wyns-Dogbe, Managing Director of SIC Life Insurance Company has been adjudged the Best Life Insurance CEO of the year 2019.

The award was conferred to her at the 2019 Ghana Insurance Award ceremony held in Accra recently. The citation accompanying the award said Wyns-Dogbe has cheered affairs of SIC Life diligently and had consistently grown the company to profitability and making SIC the second largest Life Insurance Company in the market amongst twenty-five life operators in the country.

Elizabeth Wyns-Dogbe, is a Chartered Insurer and an Associate Member of the Chartered Insurance Institute (CII) UK. She has 17years’ experience in insurance and risk management.

She started her insurance career with a leading insurance brokerage and consultancy firm in Ghana. For several years, she worked with a team of both local and international engineers and insurers who restructured and managed the risk management and insurance programmes of Tema Oil Refinery (TOR) and some other energy and mining companies in Ghana.

Wyns-Dogbe is skilled in both life and non-life insurance business with great strength in business strategy, business analysis and restructuring, company direction, insurance operations, business & product development, bancassurance partnerships, micro-insurance and mobile insurance development and implementation.

She spearheaded the design and implementation of one of Ghana’s first mobile micro-insurance products which could be bought, managed and claimed all through the mobile money wallet. She was also key in the development of insurance solutions for fisher folks along the coast of Ghana with aim of expanding financial inclusion to the underserved.

She is strategic, creative and analytical with critical thinking skills and has good interpersonal and communication skills. She is also assertive, passionate and very results-oriented with strong internal locus of control. She has extensive training leadership and corporate governance and exhibits more participatory and transformational leadership skills.

Wyns-Dogbe, holds a Master’s Degree in Business Administration (Finance option) and a Bachelor’s Degree in Material Science and Engineering. She is a fellow of the Boardroom Institute and a Senior Fellow of the African Good Governance initiative. She was the Publicity Secretary of the Chartered Insurance Ladies Association of Ghana (CILAG), a member of the Academic Board of West Africa Insurance Institute (WAII) and the Vice-President of the Association of Insurers and Reinsurers of Developing Countries (AIRDC).

Elizabeth Wyns-Dogbe, is also a Reverend Minister, holds a PhD in Theology and has been in active Christin Ministry since 2004. 

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