Compass welcomes former Aviva regional trading head, David Wolfe, to team

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The newly-appointed consultant was at Aviva for 40 years and held various roles including head of trading for London and the South East while he was at the firm.

Industry veteran, David Wolfe has been hired as consultant for both Compass Networks and Compass London Networks.

Wolfe worked at Aviva for 40 years, holding various roles including head of trading for London and the South East.

MD at Compass, John Lincoln said: “I am delighted to welcome David to the team.

“I’ve known and worked alongside him for a number of years and I can’t think of a better and more suited individual to help us broaden our relationships with brokers in the South.

“David

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