Biba appoints consumer advocate Teresa Fritz to board
New recruit to sit as non-executive director and brings 35 years’ experience to the role.
The British Insurance Brokers' Association (Biba) has appointed Teresa Fritz as an independent non-executive director.
Fritz has worked in the personal finance industry for over 35 years and according to the trade body her involvement will ensure consumer voices are better heard.
A position as a non-executive director became available after Lord Hunt, Biba's first ever non-exec, stepped up to the role of chairman in January.
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Steve White, chief executive at Biba commented:
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