Zurich confirms Jacqui Kelly as head of sales and distribution
Zurich UK has confirmed Jacqui Kelly as its permanent head of sales and distribution having held the role on an interim basis since July.
Kelly stepped up to the post from head of strategic accounts when Michelle Taylor left for Aviva where she will become strategic accounts director in January teaming up again with Dave Martin, managing director for distribution and SME trading.
Related Jacqui Kelly steps up at Zurich as Michelle Taylor heads to AvivaZurich has confirmed that Jacqui Kelly, head of strategic accounts, will take on the role of head of sales and distribution on an interim basis succeeding Aviva-bound
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