Global risk information and services company, Sigma7, has announced the appointment of Owen Belman as its Chief Executive Officer (CEO).
Belman, a seasoned leader with extensive experience in international insurance, risk consulting, and banking, joins Sigma7 after an illustrious 12-year tenure as the head of Aon’s operations in Asia.
In his new role, Belman will leverage his profound expertise in strategy, leadership, and organisational design to lead Sigma7 through its rapid expansion phase.
Sigma7 specialises in holistic risk management services, connecting organisational risk profiles to business strategies and operational tactics, assisting businesses across various sectors in enhancing their risk programs while staying committed to their core mission.
Belman’s career includes his recent position as the CEO, Asia at Aon, where he successfully expanded the company’s presence in the intricate and swiftly evolving insurance markets across the Asian region.
He was responsible for driving strategy, execution, and financial performance across eleven markets and four business lines, encompassing Commercial Risk Solutions, Health Solutions, Wealth Solutions, and Human Capital Solutions.
Charles Bralver, Chairman and Co-founder of Sigma7, expressed confidence in Belman’s leadership, stating, “Owen Belman is exactly the right chief executive at the right time to scale and execute our founding vision of creating a new generation of risk services platform that helps businesses transform their risk program.”
Belman’s appointment aligns with Sigma7’s ambitious growth strategy, which has recently seen the addition of other industry experts to its leadership team, including Andrew Tait, Bob Mozeika, Colin Brown, and Deborah Rimmler.
Belman’s profound vision for reshaping risk management technologies and philosophies to address contemporary geopolitical, economic, environmental, and technological challenges is expected to drive Sigma7’s global aspirations forward.
Before his tenure at Aon, Belman held prominent positions in consumer banking at Standard Chartered Bank in the Philippines, UAE, and Hong Kong. He also contributed significantly to the American Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong as a Board member and treasurer for five years.
