Women In Protection announces inaugural conference

Adam Saville
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Guest speakers, panel debates and personal stories exploring industry diversity and access to insurance for women in society

The first ever Women In Protection Conference will take place at the Pacific Life Re office in London on 5 December. Register here. Hosted by myself (COVER editor) and bringing together a range of guest speakers, including a keynote address from personal finance journalist, broadcaster and founder of money website savvywoman.co.uk, Sarah Pennells, the event will explore gender equality within financial services, diversity and marketing to consumers, as well as protection practices, such as claims, through a series of panel sessions and presentations. Jane Portas, co-founder of Insurin...

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