Ignite launches start-up broker accelerator with gender balance target
Ignite Insurance Systems has launched Ignition, an accelerator programme to help start-up insurance brokers create and grow their own businesses.
The policy administration software house committed to targeting a 50/50 split of female/male founders via promoting the accelerator through women in insurance networks and having no requirement to apply beyond some commercial experience.
15.7%Only 15.7% of people in six approved broking functions were women
The firm detailed that through Ignition, Ignite will co-fund new-start brokerages that have some backing outside of the programme, providing administration software solutions
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