Well-established principals
We are often told that the small and medium-size, family-run insurance broker is dead but, according to Simon Bolam and daughter Valerie McIntee of Edinburgh-based EH Ranson & Co, that is far from the case, writes Edward Murray.
Dating back to 1894, EH Ranson & Co is not quite as old as the 18th century grandfather clock chiming in the background of the office. There is no doubting the sense of history, tradition and longevity that seeps through the firm's West End base in the Scottish capital, though. The broker is a fourth-generation family business that is today headed by chairman Simon Bolam MBE and run by chief executive officer Valerie McIntee.
From the shop counter in the reception area to the solid wooden desks
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