H&H promotes Kally Shane to lead insurance business
Kally Shane has been promoted to head of H&H Insurance Brokers, having progressed through the business in increasingly senior roles after joining as a trainee 16 years ago.
In her new post at the Carlisle-headquartered firm, she will take overall responsibility and accountability for the insurance business, leading the teams and managing day-to-day operations as well as planning long-term strategy.
The long-standing team member joined H&H Insurance Brokers in February 2010 as a trainee account handler and completed her industry qualifications within two years.
She was promoted to account handler supervisor in 2015, becoming operations manager in 2018 and later
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