’The New Generation programme is an exceptional development opportunity,’ says director for policy and public affairs
The Chartered Insurance Institute (CII) has today (20 October 2023) announced the 2023/24 cohort for its New Generation Talent Programme.
The initiative, which is now in its 12th year, is a professional development opportunity for professionals with five or more years’ experience within the industry.
Cohorts are split into four groups, representing each of the four general insurance sectors – London market, underwriting, broking and claims.
The groups will be given the opportunity to work on a project or initiative that they believe could make a different to the insurance profession, presenting their conclusions and outputs back to the CII group board at the end of the programme year.
This year, a total of 41 professionals were selected from over 150 applicants.
Dr Matthew Connell, director for policy and public affairs at the CII, said: “We are very pleased to welcome the 2023/24 cohort into what I’m sure will be an exciting and challenging year for them.
”The New Generation programme is an exceptional development opportunity that will provide invaluable experience.”
Activities
The projects take around six months to complete and involve collaboration between group members across the country.
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During their year-long programme, participants can also take part in a range of activities, such as talks from Members of Parliament and organisations within the insurance sector.
They will also receiving training on subjects such as leadership and handling the media.
”Our successful participants should be very proud to have gotten through a challenging application process,” Connell said.
“I wish them all the best in their work over the coming year and look forward to seeing their outputs next year.”
Below is a list of those who have been selected to take part in the New Generation Talent Programme.
Broking group:
Adam Ross, Marsh
Annabel Baker, Willis Towers Watson
Dafydd Jonathan, Ardonagh Advisory
Jack Durrant, Aston Lark
Jon Filer, Self Employed
Kelly Limer, WTW
Louis Stephens, Marsh Commercial
Marcus Cambridge, WTW
Milly Gray, BrettonWoods International Ltd
Sophie Godbold, Miller Insurance Services
Teri Holmes, Lockton Companies Llp
Claims group:
Luke Allen, RSA
Adele Harrison, Marley Risk Consultants
Claire Smyth, 360 Globalnet
Gassimou Barry, Motor Insurers’ Bureau
Harry Atkinson, Zurich
Lauren Harman, Zurich
Marc Moon, Nfu Mutual
Rebecca Wonnacott, Admiral Insurance
Rosalind Boniface, Ageas Insurance Limited
Tarryn Pongracz, MS Amlin
London market group:
Abbie Ward-Lohan, Mcgill And Partners
Emma Birchard, Marsh
Ethan Godlieb, Aon
Frederica Moore, WTW
Hannah Burns, Starr Companies
Joshua Llewellyn, Argenta Group Llc
Kaitlyn Neill, Aviva
Mark Burns, RSA
Sean Le Feuvre, Bartlett Group Ltd
Sophie Downey, Ascot Group
Underwriting group:
Bethany Welch, Munich Re Syndicate
Ciara Sheikh, Apollo Syndicate Management
Conor Romeril, The Exeter
Daniel Smith, Prestige Underwriting Ltd
Daniel Speller, Chubb European Group Se
George Barker, Aspen
Lauren Constantine, Axa Insurance
Rebecca Holden, Wilson NIG
Robyn Lockhart, Covea Insurance
Ross Howard, Markel International
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