The Blog Spot: Bright futures

Editorial blog spot: Sian Barton

As the most recent Broker Apprentice series comes to a close Siân Barton wonders what can be done to attract more stars to the insurance sector.

Another series of Broker Apprentice hit our screens again this year.

I believe it was another excellent showcase for talent in the UK broking sector.

The candidates all demonstrated enthusiasm for and commitment to broking in their innovative thinking and their success in the tasks set by Axa was encouraging.

The performance of all the candidates throughout the cooking, brewery and real estate challenges was excellent and Luke Perkins shone leading Axa’s Brendan McCafferty to pick him out as

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