COVER Excellence Awards 2019 voting is open!

Leading the charge

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Rising star and Diversity awards categories added to annual celebration

Each year, the COVER Excellence Awards celebrate the providers and intermediaries that are leading the charge within the protection, life and health insurance space. Spanning intermediaries and providers across 25 different categories this year, there are two new awards for 2019 - a Rising Star Award to commemorate an individual who is showing huge potential within the sector and a Diversity Award to celebrate the organisation most impressively championing workplace inclusivity from within. Voting (here) is now open for providers (deadline closes on 31 May) and submissions for interme...

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