Sarah Lyons "on leave" from Giles
The move comes just weeks before former Willis UK chief, Brendan McManus, is due to get started as CEO at Giles Insurance Brokers.
A spokesman for Giles told Insurance Age: “Sarah Lyons has been an important and valued member of the Giles team for four and half years.
“She is currently on leave while the company and Sarah address certain contractual issues.”
Ms Lyons began her career at Halifax Bank of Scotland where she spent 12 years in a variety of roles before joining Giles as group
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