Gallagher confirms resignations from Croydon office
Schemes and affinities director Nigel Palmer and parts of the affinity team have left the business.
Arthur J. Gallagher has confirmed that Gallagher Heath schemes and affinities director Nigel Palmer has resigned from the consolidator's Croydon office along with parts of his team.
According to the consolidator, it is in the process of relocating its commercial affinity business to its other two locations in Brierley Hills and Llantrisant.
Relocation
A Gallagher spokesperson said: "We can confirm that Nigel Palmer and other members of the commercial affinities team in Croydon have resigned.
"The
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