Phil Jeynes departs UnderwriteMe
Phil Jeynes has announced that he is leaving UnderwriteMe at the end of August to pursue a new challenge.
"We have an experienced and energetic sales and marketing team and a compelling roadmap to support distributors for the rest of 2019 and 2020."
Phil previously worked with PruProtect and PruHealth before joining UnderwriteMe in 2015.
From September, Pippa Keefe will be promoted into the head of sales and marketing role.
Martin Werth, CEO, commented: “I want to thank Phil for his considerable support over the past four years. During this period, he has been a key part of the team who made our Underwriting Rules Engine the number one in the UK, as well as taking the protection platform from concept to a major player in the market, delivering over 100,000 sales in the first half of 2019. We wish Phil all the best in his future endeavours.”
Pippa Keefe added: “I am extremely excited to take on this opportunity. We have an experienced and energetic sales and marketing team and a compelling roadmap to support distributors for the rest of 2019 and 2020. We will continue to transform protection by removing all unnecessary sales breaks that increase costs and reduce completions.”
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