Ex-Kwik Fit and Sure Thing! boss Devine joins Ceta-owner Atec Group as CEO
He replaces John Bibby, who has stepped down from the business but remains a shareholder.
Atec Group has appointed former Kwik Fit and Sure Thing! boss Brendan Devine as chief executive officer.
He replaces John Bibby, who has stepped down from the business but remains a shareholder.
The business, which trades under the brands of Ceta Insurance, Arkel Underwriting and InsureMy, said the changes were subject to regulatory approval.
Sure Thing!
Devine founded Scotland-based motor broker Sure Thing! in 2014 but left his role as CEO last June after the business was bought by Policy
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