Zurich appoints director of personal lines broker business
According to the insurer one of Mr Howell's key priorities for 2011 is to re-define Zurich's customer and broker propositions and make them appropriate for the future shape of the marketplace.
Karl Bedlow, managing director, Zurich's UK personal lines said: "Gareth has a deep understanding of the UK personal lines marketplace and this combined with his broad experience means that he is perfectly placed to drive personal lines broker UK to profitable growth. I welcome Gareth into this exciting
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