Henderson Insurance Brokers promotes Leeds duo
Paul Judge and Phil Davies will both be on the group executive board at the broker firm.
Two managing directors of Henderson Insurance Brokers (HIBL), Paul Judge and Phil Davies, have both been promoted to the group executive board.
The reshuffle will see Judge, who led the company at the Leeds headquarters, become executive development director for all companies within the Henderson Insurance Group.
Meanwhile Davies, who was MD for HIBL Central Leeds after five years at Towergate, will act as a staff representative on behalf of approximately 450 group employees in his new position
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