Sian Fisher has been appointed CEO of the London-based
totally Chartered coverage Institute (CII)*. She succeeds Dr. Sandy Scott, who
announced his retirement in March ultimate year. Fisher will soak up her new
post on Feb. 1
Fisher has a massive breadth of revel in within the
commercial enterprise of coverage having held senior roles in a Lloyd’s
syndicate, a U.k. and eu coverage business enterprise, a start-up middleman, a
market leading MGA, a first-rate international broking and U.S. company, the
CII said in a statement.
She changed into a founder and unique board director of the
coping with trendy marketers’ affiliation and has held senior positions with
both the CII and the coverage Institute
of London. She is a graduate of Oxford
university with an Exec MBA from Harvard and is ACII certified.
CII president, Robert Fletcher, said: “i'm confident that
when a rigorous process, in Sian Fisher, we are bringing in a CEO who will
build on the strong foundations which have been created by Sandy and his crew.
Her appointment will make sure that the CII maintains to play a pivotal role in
encouraging more public confidence inside the coverage and financial services
sectors, each within the U.ok. and distant places.”
Fisher stated her “immediate purpose will be to keep and
expand the momentum at the back of the professionalism schedule.”
“The appointment of such an experienced expert from in the
industry is welcome to fill Sandy’s
very big footwear,” said Huw Evans, director widespread of the association of
British Insurers. “The CII has a essential function to play in developing the
professionalism of our sector and we stay up for running carefully with Sian
Fisher and the CII on our many shared goals.”
* The London-based CII aims to promote higher requirements
of integrity, technical competence and business capability for the worldwide
monetary services profession. As one in every of the biggest exam awarding
bodies within the U.okay., the CII said, it has added education to over one
million students in one hundred fifty countries during the last 10 years.
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