Kerry London appoints ex-Axa broker boss as non-exec
Kerry London has appointed Colin Calder as a non-executive director.
Mr Calder was previously head of broker development at Axa.
Joe Kelliher, chairman at Kerry London, said: “Colin … has a wealth of experience in the insurance industry and will make a valuable contribution to the group.”
The appointment follows last month’s news that Damian Kissane is no longer group chief executive at the broker.
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