Driving transformation: Committed, prepared, pacesetters

Oct 10, 2019 | Protagonista

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Enhance commitment to the MAPFRE values, boost training in technical, sales and digital skills, and remain the benchmark in sustainability, innovation, social commitment and trust are the objectives of this strategic pillar.

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Behind the ambitious transformation process MAPFRE is promoting in order to take advantage of the opportunities of the digital age and anticipate the future, are our people. Because everything we do to consolidate our Group’s leadership vocation would not be possible without the effort and commitment of the team of professionals who make up this team.

For this reason, one of the three major pillars that contribute to our transformation, within the context of the MAPFRE Strategic Plan for 2019-2021, is Culture and Talent, whose sponsor is Elena Sanz, MAPFRE’s People and Organization general manager. This strategic pillar is our schema for continuing to evolve and improve every day in order to adapt ourselves to changes and overcome new challenges.

The talent and commitment of our people, together with the values that have always been our trademark, make MAPFRE a different company. We form a diverse, innovative, supportive, flexible team.

In addition, MAPFRE wants the people in the company to be the protagonists of their own development, to take advantage of opportunities and gain the best experience possible. That is why it is committed to continuous training, internal promotion and mobility.

In this context, over the period 2019-2021 the Culture and Talent pillar will focus on:

  • COMMITTED to our culture and values, which make us unique. We are going to boost the commitment of all to MAPFRE’s values.
  • PREPARED to take on new challenges, thanks to more sales and technical training, as well as updating their digital and transformational skills.
  • PACESETTERS </spanin sustainability, social commitment, innovation and trust.

Culture and talent index

This indicator is made up of the following variables:

Culture (50%)

EMPLOYEE SATISFACTION INDEX (ESI), a new indicator to gauge the satisfaction of employees by means of an assessment of the following ten aspects:

  • Knowledge of the objectives
  • Pride in the work performed
  • Recognition of the work performed
  • Contribution to the company
  • Reception of quality feedback
  • Opportunities for development
  • Collaboration
  • Work tools
  • Looking after people
  • Pride in the social footprint.

TURNOVER: the percentage of employees leaving the company, on a voluntary or involuntary basis.

SENIORITY: the length of service of MAPFRE employees.

Cultura

Talent (50%)

MOBILITY: number of people who have changed their job, function, area or business unit (functional mobility), or have been transferred within the country or internationally. Mobility enables personal and professional growth, as it permits getting to know other businesses, projects and realities within the Group.

DEVELOPMENT PLANS: percentage of employees assigned to these plans, which are a series of actions related to training, mentoring, remuneration, mobility and recognition, designed on an individual basis. They include career, development and talent plans, and training itineraries at the Contact Center.
INTERNAL PROMOTION: percentage of positions of responsibility that are covered internally.

Indicators of digital capabilities

The aim is to gauge the level of knowledge, skills, and digital and transformational capabilities of MAPFRE personnel.To this end, the following metrics are employed:

DIGITAL LITERACY:

number of employees who have knowledge of, or have received training in, any of the following digital areas: Predictive models,Blockchain, Social media, Cyber risk, NPS, Cybersecurity, Collaborative work, Design thinking, Privacy, Collaborative economy, Analytics, Fintech,Big Data, Genetics, DCX, Insurtech, Innovation, Artificial Intelligence, Agile, IoT (Internet of Things), Mixed reality, Venture capital.

DIGITAL BEHAVIORS:

degree of assimilation of the new behaviors, gauged by means of the performance evaluation. The new MAPFRE behaviors in the framework of the Digital Challenge are:

  • Collaborate
  • Innovate
  • Be Agile
  • Respect
  • Communicate

NEW DIGITAL METHODOLOGIES:

employees who have knowledge of the use of, or have received training in, at least one of the following methodologies:

  • Agile
  • Design Thinking
  • Lean Startup

360º EVALUATION:

employees who score over 4 (out of 5) in the 360º evaluation of the new digital behaviors.

Policy areas for the 2019-2020 MAPFRE sustainability plan

ENVIRONMENTAL

Climate change

  • Reduce the Carbon Footprint
  • Buildings under environmental management

Circular economy

  • Reduce waste generation
  • Opportunities in the circular economy

SOCIAL

Inclusion and talent

  • Women and talent
  • New work models and digital transformation
  • People with disabilities

Responsibility for product and transparency

  • Financial/insurance education and accessibility of insurance
  • Supply chain (providers)

Economics of aging

GOVERNANCE

United Nations 2030 Sustainable Development Agenda

Ethical framework
Social footprint

  • Employment program for people with disabilities
  • Corporate Volunteering Program

Sustainability plan 2019–2021

It has three major objectives:

  • Establish MAPFRE as a benchmark for transparency, sustainability and trust.
  • We want clients, employees and society in general to identify us as a company that is committed to sustainable development.
  • And shareholders and investors to share our vision of value creation in the medium and long term.

Digital Challenge

This is the strategic initiative of the Culture and Talent pillar. The objective is to manage the change required of our organization in order to adapt to the new digital requirements, bringing to the work environment flexibility and agility, as well as tools that allow for collaborative work and knowledge sharing.

In addition, we want to promote new behaviors, the development of digital and strategic profiles, and new forms of leadership.

To this end, work is ongoing in four areas:

  • Work environment
  • Collaborative work and knowledge management
  • Culture in a digital world
  • New forms of remuneration and recognition

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