Jason Eatock is the new head of SME at Zurich UK

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He takes over role within the commercial broker business and replaces Richard Coleman.

Jason Eatock is the new head of SME at Zurich's UK commercial broker business and replaces Richard Coleman who is now the managing director of the division.

Prior to his promotion, Eatock had worked with Coleman to deliver the ZTrade platform for Zurich's small- and medium-sized enterprise (SME) broker customers.

He has been at Zurich since 1993 and held a variety of roles across underwriting and sales before becoming North West branch manager in 2006 and joining the SME team the following year

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