Aviva Ireland GI CEO launches legal proceedings against the provider - report
John Quinlan, who has been on leave for almost eight months, is looking to sue Aviva, writes The Irish Times.
John Quinlan, Aviva Ireland GI chief executive, has launched legal proceedings against the provider, The Irish Times has reported.
According to the article, Quinlan has been on leave for around eight months and Aviva has reportedly lined up Declan O’Rourke, general manager of AIG’s Irish business, as a replacement.
Nick Amin, who has been with Aviva since 2013, is currently listed as interim CEO of Aviva Insurance Ireland.
An Aviva spokesperson said: “John Quinlan is the CEO of Aviva’s Irish
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