Profile: Rob Worrell, CEO insurance broking at the Ardonagh Group

Rob Worrell

Back for good: Rob Worrell thought he was done with insurance after “falling out of love” with the sector. He tells Insurance Age how he was tempted back by the CEO insurance broking role at Ardonagh

"I’m just a big-nosed lad from Hull trying to do his best,” Rob Worrell sums himself up with a smile. 

He also describes himself as a sporty family-man who likes to keep fit and enjoys people’s company.

These traits have served him well throughout his insurance career, a career that last year he thought had run its course. 

When Worrell left his previous job leading Jelf’s general insurance division in March 2017 he had no intention of ever returning to the industry. Indeed he occupied

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