In person: MGAM founder and CEO Jason Anthony

Jason Anthony

From a close call with a Kray twin to setting up Oxygen, Jason Anthony explains how his career has led him to founding MGA MGAM

A desire for excitement characterises MGAM-founder, Jason Anthony’s journey through the world of insurance.

He began his career after running away from life in Shropshire to get amongst the bright lights of London.

“Have you ever been to Shropshire,” he asks.

“I ran away because we lived in Shrewsbury and it was boring. I’d had enough.”

Anthony is best known for founding Oxygen, the MGA where Niall [then Nigel] Barton and the CII’s CEO Sian Fisher also made their names. Oxygen sold its

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