Source Insurance teams up for GI masterclasses
Source Insurance is teaming up with Adviser Portals and Mortgage Brain to take their GI masterclasses on the road.
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Following the success of the GI masterclasses in 2014 Source will be running seven masterclasses in March and April across different locations in the UK, including, Oxford, Birmingham, Cardiff, Exeter, Liverpool, Huddersfield and Nottingham.
The events have been hugely popular with advisers looking to maximise their general insurance business but also includes opportunities for landlord and commercial business, FCA updates as well as partner firms Adviser Portals and Mortgage Brain.
Commenting on the masterclasses, Source head of sales, Brian Coulton said:
“We ran a few masterclasses in 2014 which were well attended and popular. Many brokers have asked us for more this year so we have decided to extend the program by running seven in the first half of the year and a similar number later in the year. For many brokers these events are a great way of networking and getting more ideas, a valuable commodity at a community level.”
The events are free to attend with CPD points available.
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