How a Global Insurer Built a Structured View of a Peer's Leadership Architecture

Discover how Draup helped a global insurance enterprise benchmark a competitor's leadership structure across seven business lines and seven organizational levels.

22,100

Employees

$26.8B

Revenue

Global Insurance & Specialty Risk

Industry

New York City, US

Headquarters

About the organization

The enterprise is a global insurance and specialty risk provider headquartered in New York City. It operates across commercial and personal insurance lines, reinsurance, life insurance, and digital analytics functions in markets worldwide. Its scale places it among the largest publicly traded insurers by revenue, with a workforce spanning multiple continents and business lines. The enterprise competes directly against several large, diversified insurers for enterprise accounts, high net worth clients, and specialty risk placements.

The Core Challenges

Structural Blind Spots
Limited visibility into how a leading competitor structures leadership across multiple business lines and reporting layers below the executive level.
Regional Benchmarking Gaps
Difficulty comparing regional leadership depth across commercial, personal risk, and international business lines against the enterprise's own organizational design choices.
Sub-Executive Visibility
Leadership below the top two tiers, where regional and branch execution happens day to day, lacked structured coverage.
Movement Signal Gaps
Uncertainty around leadership vacancies and recent executive movement inside a peer organization, both important signals for ongoing competitive workforce planning.

The Solution

Branch Manager
PROFILE
LOCATION ANALYSIS
TALENT MARKET INSIGHTS
CAREER PATHS
DATA INTEGRATION
TECH STACK
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01
Enterprise Leadership Mapping
Mapped the group's leadership chain from Group CEO to branch level, spanning group, regional, and functional roles across seven lines.
02
Business Line Benchmarking
Benchmarked leadership structures individually across commercial insurance, personal risk, reinsurance, international P&C, life insurance, and digital and analytics functions.
03
Named Executive Intelligence
Identified named leaders at every level, from division presidents down to regional and branch managers, with title and reporting line.
04
Vacancy and Movement Signals
Flagged current leadership vacancies and recent executive appointments across regions, surfacing timing signals for talent movement and succession activity.

Outcome

Enhanced Competitive Visibility

Gave the enterprise a level-by-level view of a major rival's leadership bench, from group executives to branch managers.

Structured Benchmarking Framework

Established a repeatable structure for comparing leadership depth business line by business line, rather than relying on scattered public reporting.

Sharper Succession Awareness

Surfaced current leadership vacancies and recent executive movement across regions, well ahead of standard public disclosure and press coverage timing.

Future Ready Talent Intelligence

Built a foundation the enterprise can extend to other competitors and business lines as its own workforce planning needs evolve.
6,100+​
Locations
4M+​
Career Paths​
1.7M+​
Peer Group Companies​
28K+
Skills
3,500+​
Roles
1B+​
Professionals​
55K+​
Universities​
1B+​
Job Descriptions​
200K+​
Courses​
66K+​
Technology Solutions​
900K+​
Account Priorities​
Labor Market Data Contextualized with Business Intelligence for Every Decision

Analyzing 1B+ data points
daily from 100K+ sources

6,100+​
Locations
4M+​
Career Paths​
1.7M+​
Peer Group Companies​
28K+
Skills
3,500+​
Roles
1B+​
Professionals​
55K+​
Universities​
1B+​
Job Descriptions​
200K+​
Courses​
66K+​
Technology Solutions​
900K+​
Account Priorities​
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