Four Biba board members step down
Andrew Gibbons, Ashley Rogoff, Tim Ryan and Paul Anscombe have completed their stints on the board, with the trade body set to announce their replacements in the near future.
The British Insurance Brokers Association (Biba) is set to refresh its various boards after four brokers stepped down after completing their terms.
Andrew Gibbons, managing director of Mason Owen Financial Services, and Ashley Rogoff, MD of Ashley Page Insurance Brokers have both left the small brokers’ advisory board.
In addition, Ryan’s Insurance executive chairman, Tim Ryan, has stepped down from Biba’s networks and managing general agents’ advisory board and Paul Anscombe, chief executive
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