MAPFRE’s Jaime Tamayo has returned as president and CEO of the Webster insurance company’s North American operations, returning to a role he held from 2008 to 2016, the company announced on Monday.
Tamayo left the role in 2016 to assume the role of CEO of international territory for MAPFRE Group.
Tamayo replaces Alfredo Castelo, who will now serve as chief business and clients officer for MAPFRE Group, with oversight responsibility for the company’s Eurasia region.
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Jose Manuel Corral, MAPFRE USA s chief operating officer
Tamayo will be joined by Jose Manuel Corral, who has taken over the company’s new chief operating officer position at MAPFRE USA. Corral most recently served as the company’s chief business and clients officer in Spain.
Tamayo Returns as CEO of MAPFRE North America; Joined by Corral January 11, 2021
Jaime Tamayo is returning to MAPFRE North America to be chief executive officer, a post he relinquished in 2016 after eight years to become CEO of international operations for the insurer.
In his return, Tamayo is succeeding his successor, Alfredo Castelo, as president and CEO of Massachusetts-based MAPFRE North America.
Castelo has been named chief business and clients officer for MAPFRE Group and will also have oversight responsibility for MAPFRE’s Eurasia region.
Jaime Tamayo
Tamayo will be joined by Jose Manuel Corral, who has assumed the newly-created position of chief operating officer at MAPFRE USA. Corral, who most recently served as MAPFRE Group’s chief business and clients officer in Spain, will oversee MAPFRE USA’s day-to-day insurance operations.