SSP appoints Glennard to client role
Mr Glennard will take on responsibility for the delivery of the UK and European portfolio of SSP insurance company and MGA projects.
He brings 35 years of business change, IT change, and IT service delivery experience to the role, the bulk of which came at Lloyds Banking Group, and will report to Paul Webb, head of delivery for SSP's insurer division.
Mr Webb said: "Gary is a great addition to our team and I am very pleased to welcome someone of his experience and calibre to SSP.
"His experience
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