Thai Life Insurance
Thai Life Insurance is the third largest life insurer in Thailand. The company was founded in 1942 and is headquartered in Bangkok, Thailand.
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Thai Life Insurance Public Company Limited honoured at Asian Innovation Excellence Awards 2025
Thai Life Insurance Public Company Limited honoured at Asian Innovation Excellence Awards 2025
The company’s “TLI Agent Role Play” initiative reshaped learning across its network, improving agent confidence, engagement, and performance.
Thai Life Insurance Public Company Limited wins at the Asian Management Excellence Awards 2025
Its CEO, Chai Chaiyawan, has effectively addressed problems for the company and driven it towards successful outcomes.
Thai Life Insurance CEO bags Executive of the Year at Asian Management Excellence Awards
The company believes that the most important thing for success is not what changed, but how it will become sustainable.
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