UK Broker Awards: Meet the Shortlist - Young Broker of the Year

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In the run up to the 2020 UK Broker Awards Insurance Age is profiling all the shortlisted firms and individuals, with today’s focus being The Young Broker of the Year.

Angus Carnegie-Brown – McGill and Partners
Since starting his career in insurance in 2013 Angus has focussed on handling and servicing heavy industry, energy and property accounts, with a particular focus on power generation and utilities, acquiring a broad range of knowledge of conventional and renewable power technologies across the world. He joined McGill and Partners early on and took it upon himself to help in a variety of areas as the business has grown. He worked on early projects

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