James Hallam to expand AR network with new hire
Broker appoints former Zurich man Roy Standish.
James Hallam has hired Roy Standish as director of partnerships, joining the broker on 22 July.
A spokesperson for James Hallam told Insurance Age that this is a newly created role, and the broker explained that Standish will be responsible for the strategic direction of its partnership programme for appointed representatives (AR).
The business, which is a subsidiary of Seventeen Group, further stated that it aims to expand and develop new partnership opportunities for the future.
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