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New CEO at Brightside’s insurance broking division

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Brightside has appointed Alan Sanderson in the new role of chief executive officer for its insurance broking division.

Mr Sanderson joined Brightside as head of affinities and partnerships in February 2010 from Aviva where he was director of partnerships.

The broker stated it believes Mr Sanderson's promotion will bring a greater focus to the company's business development plans ensuring that all opportunities are maximised in the current hard market.

It added that he will be working closely with the chairman of Brightside's insurance broking division, Martyn Holman, and the rest of the executive team to ensure

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