WILLEMSTAD - Aplaza, the leading Dutch platform for digital data exchange between insurers, software vendors and brokers, is further expanding its activities in the Dutch Caribbean. The platform is known for standardizing and automating document flows and transactions, enabling brokers and insurers to work together more efficiently.
In the Caribbean region, several insurers are already using Aplaza, including Guardian Group, ENNIA, CG United and Citizens Aruba. This foundation marks an important step towards a dynamic and future-proof ecosystem for insurers and brokers.
To better support the growing group of brokers and software partners in the Caribbean region, Aplaza has appointed Egon Sybrandy as its local representative. With this move, Aplaza strengthens both its local presence and its collaboration with key partners in the region.
In his role as Local Aplaza Representative, Egon Sybrandy will serve as the central point of contact between the Aplaza team in the Netherlands and strategic partners and brokers in the Caribbean. A key collaboration is with ISC, the official representative of ANVA in the Caribbean. ANVA is the CRM platform that, along with AssuPortal and SUPP, is used by a large share of brokers in the region. These Aplaza partners are key enablers in the digitalization of the Caribbean insurance market.
By appointing Sybrandy, Aplaza is taking the next step in the further growth and professionalization of its services in the Caribbean.
Quote - Albert van den Broek, Commercial Manager Business Development at Aplaza
“The insurance market in the Dutch Caribbean is developing rapidly, and digitalization is playing an increasingly important role. With Egon on board we strengthen not only our local presence, but also our collaboration and support for brokers and ISC. His extensive network makes him the ideal link to help Aplaza grow even further in the region.”
Quote - Egon Sybrandy, Local Aplaza Representative
“I look forward to representing Aplaza in the Caribbean and acting as the connection between local brokers, software vendors and the team in the Netherlands. The need for efficient digital exchange is growing rapidly, and I am proud to play an active role in that. Together we are building a stronger, better-connected insurance landscape across the islands.”