The working from home diaries: Bryan Banbury
Insurance Age finds out how Bryan Banbury, managing director of Russell Scanlan, has adapted to changes in working practices amid the Covid-19 outbreak.
As the Covid-19 outbreak brings unprecedented change to way that we work, Insurance Age has caught up with some familiar faces in the insurance industry to see how they’ve adapted.
Today, we catch up with Bryan Banbury, managing director of Russell Scanlan.
What is your work from home situation and where is your work station?
I have my dual screens set up in what we call our ‘front room’, which is one half of a double garage we had converted a few years ago. I was already set up before this
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