In-depth - talent: Delivering diversity

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The insurance industry needs to show a younger and more diverse audience that it is no longer stale, pale and male and that broking can offer an exciting and engaging career

Diversity is good for business but, as most in the sector realise, insurance has a diversity problem – stale, pale and male is a well-worn criticism.

In addition to this, the sector is still failing to attract talented young people from all walks of life to pick the industry as an active career choice. 

PwC research showed that of the 64 percent of chief executive officers whose companies have a formal diversity and inclusiveness strategy, 85 percent believe it has improved the bottom line. They

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