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Purple Partnership's Les Brewin to take over as MD

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Les Brewin, new MD of Purple Partnership

Current managing director, Bob Parkins, to return to his own brokerage

Purple Partnership, the Jelf-owned broker network, has appointed commercial director Les Brewin as managing director.

He will take over from Bob Parkins, who Purple said is making a planned return to his own brokerage, PSP Insurance & Financial Solutions – Purple’s first member.

Mr Parkins has been MD of Purple since its launch in January 2008 and will continue his involvement with the network in a non-executive capacity. 

Mr Brewin, who has worked alongside Mr Parkins in establishing Purple in

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