Coversure promotes Bob Darling to group CEO as John Hooper takes on a chairman role
Franchise confirms plans to open new office in Leeds along with further board level changes.
Coversure Insurance Services Group has promoted managing director Bob Darling to group chief executive officer, Insurance Age can reveal.
In addition, John Hooper, who was group managing director steps up to be chairman of a group executive committee.
Further changes to the leadership team – all effective immediately – include associate director commercial, Steve Parker, becoming group commercial director and managing director of online insurance wholesalers, Policyfast.
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