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Jelf strengthens Clark Roxburgh team following acquistion

The Jelf Group, the leading healthcare, employee benefits, wealth management and financial services consultancy, has appointed Mark Nevitt as director to manage the integration of newly acquired Clarke Roxburgh into the Group. Formerly of Lockton, Mark will also lead the development and delivery of the 2008/2009 business plan for this key subsidiary, which continues to trade under its own brand across the West Midlands.

Mark has 28 years’ experience within the regional and national insurance broking arena. In addition to business management and leadership skills, he brings particular expertise in leading change and delivering improved performance across the multiple disciplines of sales, customer service and claims.

Alex Alway, Jelf group chief executive, said: “Mark is a valuable addition to the Jelf team bringing considerable knowledge of the industry sector and a very strong track record. I am sure that his

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