Assurant Intermediary Selects New Business Development Manager
Specialist general insurance provider Assurant Intermediary today announces the promotion of Penny Reese to the role of Business Development Manager.
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Assurant Intermediary sales and marketing director Kevin Paterson says:
“We are judged not only by the products we provide to our intermediaries but also, and more importantly, by the service we deliver.
"Penny has always delivered the very best and the feedback from our brokers reflects the exemplary service she provides. In promoting her to Business Development Manager, we have further strengthened that team.
"I believe that Assurant Intermediary offer brokers sales support that is unparalleled in terms of its expertise and knowledge of general insurance.”
In her new role Penny will be responsible for identifying new business opportunities amongst mortgage brokers and intermediaries, promoting Assurant Intermediary’s range of general insurance products and bringing new clients on board in the North Central region covering Yorkshire, Humberside and the M62 corridor.
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