Network welcomes Lauren Gregory to its expanding team
Network Insurance & Financial Planning has appointed an experienced broker to focus on professional risk and private client work.
Lauren Gregory brings a wealth of experience, having worked in the industry for nine years.
‘Lauren is a very experienced broker and brings depth of knowledge to our team from her previous roles in underwriting, captive management and most recently broking, where she solely provided professional risk services to clients for Rossborough/Gallagher in Guernsey,’ said director Ollie Goater.
'We are thrilled to welcome her to the team at Network.’
Lauren will be working with the company's existing and new clients on their professional indemnity, Directors & Officers and cyber insurance needs.
She is an associate member of the Chartered Insurance Institute, with which she currently holds the position of Education Secretary.
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