Fairfirst Insurance Ltd has been awarded Gold in the Insurance Category and Silver in Best Digital Marketing Innovation across all sectors at the recent SLIM Digis 2020, organised by the Sri Lanka Institute of Marketing (SLIM).
Fairfirst Insurance has demonstrated a consistent drive towards innovation – be it through their technology or even their communications. Being a people’s business, the company has approached the ‘new normal’ by embracing their core by viewing the world through the eyes of the people they work with and innovating for their realities, it said in a media release.
Sasith Bambaradeniya - Fairfirst Insurance Chief Marketing Officer said, “We are super excited to announce our latest win at SLIM Digis 2.0. Winning Gold in the Insurance Category and Silver in Best Digital Marketing Innovation across all sectors is a true testament to our optimism in being the best at what we do. Our enhanced and endless capabilities are a clear pathway in creating a future ready brand for all users both local and international. And we hope to continue developing it further to offer a truly personalised and engaging experience with our customers.”
Fairfirst Insurance is part of the Canadian-based Fairfax Group.
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