Senior Venture Preference appointments announced
Venture Preference (VP), Axa’s broker subsidiary, has announced the first four senior VP positions since the purchase of Stuart Alexander, Layton Blackham and Smart and Cook.
Ian Story, finance director at Smart and Cook, is now chief financial officer for VP. Geoff Bradford, managing director of Layton Blackham, takes on the role of integration director for VP.
Graham Coates, managing director of Stuart Alexander, will now be markets director for VP and Darryl Druckman who is finance director of Stuart Alexander has been appointed to the role of acquisition director for VP.
The team will report to joint chief executives Stuart Reid, Chris Blackham and Paul Meehan.
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