Diversity & inclusion success in Insurance to be celebrated at new Age awards
The first Diversity & Inclusion in Insurance Awards to be held in November
It is a mantra that is being repeated more and more: That as a business you are only as good as the people you employ. And that you can best manage and fulfil your customer needs by recruiting a workforce that is as diverse and representative of the population you serve.
Insurance has for a long time being characterised a ‘pale, male and stale’, but times they-are-a-changing. With insurers, brokers and all parts of the insurance supply chain making strides to consign this stereotype to history
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