Meet the Expo Leeds panellists: Nick Houghton

Leeds city square

The group MD at JM Glendinning discusses the local market and why brokers should attend the Leeds Expo.

The local economy in Leeds is in a good position, according to Nick Houghton, group managing director at JM Glendinning Insurance Brokers.

Houghton will be taking part in a panel discussion at Broker Expo Leeds on 21 September.

Don’t forget to sign up for this free to attend event for brokers where you can meet with 35 exhibitors to make business enhancing deals, hear from experts in a packed programme and network with peers.

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On the day Houghton and fellow panellists will

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