Exclusive: Former Lockton exec Taiym joining life insurance tech firm Integrity as global COO
By James Thaler
June 30 - (The Insurer) - Integrity has appointed former Lockton U.S. chief operating officer Said Taiym as its global chief operating officer, sources familiar with the matter told The Insurer.
A spokesperson for Integrity, which has been around since 2006 and describes itself as the U.S.’s leading independent distributor of life and health insurance products, did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
Taiym joined Lockton in 2018 as chief digital officer, before taking on the COO role in May 2020. He has 24 years' experience in the industry. Before Lockton, he held roles at Accenture, Zurich, Axa XL and AF Group.
The Insurer reported earlier this month that Taiym was leaving Lockton to join a company outside the P&C industry.
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