Sue Langley lifts the lid on finding a successor for Grahame Chilton
The chairman reveals what it is like working with plain speaking Chily and discusses exciting times ahead at Gallagher with Matson.
“It is a really exciting time and we are all looking forward as a board to working with Simon [Matson], he is a great guy,” Gallagher’s UK non-executive chairman Sue Langley told Insurance Age.
Matson is due to takeover as head of Gallagher’s UK-based broker and underwriting division before the end of the year with current CEO Grahame Chilton stepping aside after three years in the role.
Langley ran the process of finding Chilton’s successor and praised Matson for being a very good broker, a
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