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Stephanie Ogden, HDI Global

Stephanie Ogden

Pregnancy didn’t pause Stephanie Ogden, managing director of HDI Global SE for UK & Ireland, pushing for profits and inclusivity in 2023, which is why she features even higher up in Insurance Post’s 2024 Power List than she did last year.

Ranked Number 35 on the Insurance Post Power List 2024

Social media: LinkedIn. (Approximately 2,900 followers)

Ogden is currently the managing director of the German

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