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Robin Lucas steps down from Stackhouse Poland board

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Lucas, who joined following Stackhouse’s buy of Lucas Fettes, will remain with the company as planned.

Robin Lucas has stepped down as a board member for Stackhouse Poland.

A filing on Companies House showed that Lucas had left the board.

Tim Johnson, Stackhouse Poland CEO, confirmed to Insurance Age that the management change had taken place.

He commented: “This was always the plan. The plan was for him to stay on through the earn-out and then, as the business was integrated, step down from the board and that is now.”

Lucas joined Stackhouse Poland and the board in 2016 when the broker

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