Manulife Philippines names first female president and CEO
Manulife Philippines has appointed Amy Gochuico as its new president and CEO, marking the first woman to lead the company in its nearly 120-year history. Gochuico, with 30 years of insurance and leadership experience across Asia, aims to expand business and deepen customer relationships.
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