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Jelf Manson welcomes corporate account executive
Jelf Manson, one of Manchester’s leading insurance brokers, has expanded its corporate team with the appointment of Helen Collier as account executive.
With over 30 years’ experience in the insurance sector, Helen’s new role will see her responsible for providing technical insurance advice to new and existing clients. She will also assist in helping to expand the firm’s corporate insurance services.
Helen has previously worked for insurance brokers, Towergate, Giles and Aon.
In line with Jelf’s ambitious plans to expand its niche service areas, including recruitment, property and life sciences, the firm has also appointed account handler, Julie Molloy from Bridge Insurance Brokers, to the 18-strong corporate team. Lauren Lilly joins the recruitment team from Zurich, as account handler and Martin Pearse has been promoted to account executive.
On joining the corporate team, Helen Collier said: “Jelf Manson has an excellent reputation with a thorough understanding of the corporate insurance sector. I am looking forward to bringing my experience to the corporate team and playing a part in the continued growth of the firm.”
Alan Sumner, Regional Managing Director (North), said: “We are thrilled to welcome Helen to Jelf Manson. Helen will be a great asset to the corporate team, bringing vast insurance experience and a great scope of knowledge.
“The arrival of all the new team members will significantly boosts our firm’s unique service offerings. We will continue to invest in our firm’s growth in 2015”
ENDS- Photo caption: Helen Collier, an account executive at Jelf Manson.
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This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Jelf Group .
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