Profile: C-Quence founder Jacqueline McNamee
Shaking up insurance: C-Quence founder Jacqueline McNamee tells Insurance Age why she broke out of a career in big corporates and why technology is poised to disrupt the industry
Jacqueline McNamee now inhabits a very different world from the one she was in just a few years ago.
She is one of the most recognisable faces in the UK insurance world, but the former UK CEO for AIG took a step back from management at the major insurer back in 2016.
In 2017, instead of moving back into one of the many respected corporates in the insurance space, she set out on her own with insurtech C-Quence, with the aim of using technology to help brokers trade and service mid-market
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