Norgrove makes swift exit from Travelers Ireland
Less than five months after joining from RSA, Travelers Ireland vice president, Ken Norgrove, has resigned to take up a senior post within Zurich's Irish operation, Insurance Age understands.
Zurich said it would not comment on rumour or speculation but according to Insurance Age's sister title Post, Mr Norgrove has given up his executive post at Travelers and was set to take up a senior role with Zurich in Ireland after serving a period of gardening leave.
While a spokesman at Travelers declined to comment on Mr Norgrove's possible appointment at Zurich, he said the insurer could confirm that Mr Norgrove had left the company to pursue other business interests.
Mr Norgrove joined
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