Edgar Hamilton name change after parent acquires FE Wright.
Edgar Hamilton and FE Wright have merged to form a new company called Sterling Hamilton Wright. The ...
Edgar Hamilton and FE Wright have merged to form a new company calledSterling Hamilton Wright. The move follows the acquisition of FE Wright by
Edgar Hamilton's parent company, Sterling Insurance Group.
FE Wright staff have now moved into City Reach, Edgar Hamilton's head
office in Docklands. The business of both companies is being assimilated
into a new division.
Terry Wellard has stepped down as chairman of Edgar Hamilton and will
oversee the newly named agency management and marketing division
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