Airmic CEO John Hurrell to step down

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He will stay in post until a successor is appointed.

Airmic CEO John Hurrell is to step down after being in the role for nine years.

The organisation, which represents UK risk managers and insurance buyers, stated that he will remain in post until a successor is appointed in order to ensure a smooth transition.

Clive Clarke, Airmic chairman, commented: "We would like to thank John for his outstanding work over the past nine years. Under his leadership, the association has gone from strength to strength.

"John has done a huge amount to raise the

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