CGS: new ideas, old values are key.
Three former Cunningham high-flyers have joined forces to form a new commercial loss adjusting ventu...
Three former Cunningham high-flyers have joined forces to form a newcommercial loss adjusting venture called CGS.
The three ex-Cunningham directors, John Carr, Dave Greenwood, and Graham
Cranford Smith, quit Cunningham UK just before the company merged with
Ellis & Buckle at the end of last year. The new adjusting company is being
marketed as a combination of "new ideas and old values". Expertise and
personal service are being flagged up as two of the company's key
features.
CGS will specifically
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