François-Xavier Boisseau joins ERS' board
Boisseau, who left his role as CEO of insurance at Ageas UK in late 2018, is also a NED at Ecclesiastical and sits on the board of Argo Managing Agency.
ERS has appointed former Ageas boss François-Xavier Boisseau to its board, effective immediately.
Insurance Age revealed in October 2018 that Boisseau was set to retire from his role as chief executive officer of insurance at Ageas UK. In response, brokers stated that he would be “sorely missed”.
Last March Boisseau joined Ecclesiastical as a non-executive director and he also serves on the board of Argo Managing Agency.
According to ERS he brings over 30 years of industry experience to the
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