Ex-Towergate man joins Ink Insurance as commercial director
Mr Palmer - who previously spent eight years at Towergate as sales development consultant - was most recently a partner at Income Accelerator Business Consultants.
And Mr Palmer said that it was in this role that he spotted the potential at Ink.
He explained: "Working as a consultant, I saw from the outside that Ink is writing a significant amount of business and brokers not using the company were potentially missing out.
"I believe that the company has hit on a winning formula - the people and
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