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Erskine Murray announces regional restructure

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Restructure builds on the rebranding of three acquisitions in the last two years.

Erskine Murray has announced that it has restructured its regional operations.

The new structure is underpinned by the appointment of four head of regions.

Lynette Houghton has been appointed head of northern region. Prior to joining Erskine Murray, she worked at Marsh and AIG.

The position of head of south region has been filled by Howard Jones. He has over 12 years’ experience in the commercial insurance sector.

Georgia Leigh and Judy Vincent will take on the positions of head of midlands

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