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Konsileo grows staff to 75

Konsileo CEO John Warburton

Konsileo has doubled the size of the team and now controls around £25m in run rate gross written premium and is looking to grow further in 2022 with a fresh funding round set to close soon.

The business, developed by John Warburton, was set-up to allow team members to work autonomously without managers and is focused on organic growth.

The organisation has already raised £3.7m in funding from angel investors and Committed Capital. Warburton, who is co-founder and CEO, told Insurance Age that a fresh funding round is set to be announced within the next month.

“We will be making an announcement on more funding. It is all about the pace we can grow,” he said.

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