Towergate raids Gallagher for development director
Towergate Underwriting has appointed Alyson Williams as household development director only five months after she left the company for a role as development manager at Gallagher Group.
Ms Williams had originally joined Towergate in March 2010 as household underwriting manager.
Andy Westby, CEO personal lines underwriting at Towergate, said: "I am very pleased to see Alyson return to the company. She has been instrumental in helping grow the household business through her intermediary relationships and product development skills.
"I am looking forward to her continuing business growth in this area."
Angus Ogg and Mark Richardson have also been appointed as underwriting managers
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