Nancy Green

Nancy Green is part of the US Customer Communication group at MetLife and is responsible for transforming the customer communication experience, including setting standards and guidelines for correspondence and developing easy-to-understand content. She is a Chartered Financial Analyst and serves on the Advisory Board of DSF ‘18.
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Fall Digital Issue 2017
Inventories & Metadata: The Essentials for Great CCM
BY Nancy Green
Oct. 16 2017
We have all been busy over the last few years improving design, simplifying content, and setting standards to make it easier for customers to understand the business correspondence that they receive. Across...
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