Swansea and West Wales CII president revealed

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Sian Lynch, finance director of South West Wales insurance broker Antur Insurance, has stepped up to represent the insurance industry across Swansea and West Wales.

Ms Lynch recently took up the reins from Jacqueline Hancock as President of the Swansea and West Wales Chartered Insurance Institute (CII).

Speaking about her new role with the CII, Ms Lynch said: “I hope I can oversee a successful year for our regional institute and improve on the services currently on offer to members.

“The current council is a hardworking team made up of very dedicated individuals who volunteer their time. One of my main objectives for the coming year is to bring new members

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