AI specialist mea taps new chief marketing officer

mea Platform, an AI provider for re/insurance operations, has named Elliott Bundy (pictured above) as its new chief marketing officer.

Bundy joins the company with experience in strategic communications and branding within global financial services and re/insurance sectors.

Bundy previously held leadership roles at Acrisure, serving as chief communications and brand officer and chief marketing officer. At Acrisure, he managed the integration of more than 700 acquisitions and helped launch the company’s global brand through partnerships with organizations such as the NFL’s Pittsburgh Steelers, the NBA’s Golden State Warriors, and several NHL franchises.

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Earlier in his career, Bundy was chief communications officer and chief marketing officer at XL Group. He led brand and communications strategy during the XL-Catlin integration and the company’s transition to AXA XL after its acquisition by AXA.

Bundy began his career in political communications, working on Capitol Hill and in campaigns across several states. He is also active in advocacy for child adoption and autism awareness.

“At mea, we are focused on the larger opportunity of helping carriers and brokers improve profitability and create value by unlocking true operational efficiency. Elliott’s leadership will help us tell that story, showing how mea is already delivering measurable value and how we can accelerate even more transformation across re/insurance clients,” said Martin Henley, CEO of mea Platform.

The appointment comes as mea Platform is expanding its product offerings and experiencing accelerated growth. The company provides AI modules for re/insurers and brokers, designed to streamline operations without requiring extensive integrations or lengthy implementation periods.

It also comes as mea Platform continues to deepen its industry ties. The company expanded its partnership with AXIS Capital Holdings Limited (AXIS), aiming to further integrate mea’s AI technology into AXIS’s global operations.

As part of this expanded relationship, mea and AXIS are working together on AI-driven automation for submissions, policy administration, and claims management. Both organizations have also committed to ongoing innovation, including the co-development of new AI modules tailored specifically to AXIS’s needs and the broader insurance sector.

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