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Westinsure hires regional heads to increase membership buy-in

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Westinsure has created six regional centres in a bid to maximise member use of the insurer deals it has negotiated.

The network said that each region would have its own manager who would focus on helping members to grow their own businesses and ensuring they fully utilised the insurer deals and service agreements available to them.

Chris Buchholz will control the South East region, Graham Lilley will control the Scottish region and Lee Benefield will control the South region. They join Patricia Buick, Carol Shrubsole and Fintan Griffin who are already at Westinsure.

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