Former Broker Network CEO Gary Duggan to lead Saga retail broker
Duggan, who joined Saga in September last year, has taken on the role of CEO for Saga Services.
Gary Duggan, formerly head of Broker Network and Paymentshield, has been appointed CEO of Saga Services.
Saga announced in a statement that as part of succession planning for its retail broking business Duggan has taken over from Roger Ramsden.
It added: “Gary joined Saga Services in September as its CEO designate and will also take responsibility for Saga Money, our financial services business. Gary has a wealth of financial services and insurance experience at GE, Barclays, and BGL.
“Most
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