Outgoing Rural founder pays tribute to colleagues and brokers
Outgoing Rural Insurance deputy chairman and founder Lance Harvey has paid tribute to the brokers he has worked with ahead of his retirement in September.
Mr Harvey - who created Rural in 1995 - has announced his decision to step down from his role at the Harrogate-based insurer.
It comes after a 17-year stint at the specialist agricultural provider and Mr Harvey said he was optimistic that the business was in "excellent shape" going forward.
He commented: "I have thoroughly enjoyed my time at Rural and would like to thank all my colleagues and the supporting brokers that I have worked with over the last 17 years which has passed by so quickly.
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