News: Birch appointed to Heath Lambert director role
Heath Lambert has boosted its retail division by appointing former Equity Direct managing director, David Birch, as sales director to oversee the development of personal lines affinity relationships with major global companies and high-street brands.
Mr Birch, who will join the company in July, has more than 15 years' experience in developing affinity partnerships, having held senior roles at both RBS Insurance and Tesco Personal Finance.
His appointment comes hot on the heels of the capture of Judy Baker from Bluefin where she was MD of major accounts, corporate. She took up the position of head of London (Corporate) at Heath Lambert.
Ms Baker's career spans more than 20 years within the corporate community in sectors such as retail
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