Marsh raids Aon for director in Isle of Man
Marsh has appointed Ann Collins to the newly created role of client service director of its insurance broking operations on the Isle of Man.
Based in Marsh's Douglas office, Mrs Collins has assumed responsibility for client development and customer servicing among the firm's client base, which includes businesses from the hospitality and leisure, financial services, charities and manufacturing sectors.
Mrs Collins joins Marsh from Aon in Douglas, where she worked for six years. At Aon, Mrs Collins was managing director with responsibility for developing and leading its broking team on the Isle of Man and growing the firm's local
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