Howden appoints new global employee benefits development director

For Europe

John Brazier
clock • 1 min read

Mark Ramsook has been tapped to lead Howden’s Employee Benefits and Wellbeing business across Europe and Latin America.

Ramsook joins Howden after a seven-year period with Willis Towers Watson, where he was most recently a senior director and sales leader for GB and Western Europe. He previously held senior roles at Barclays Wealth & Investment Management and Mercer Consulting, as well as positions with Aegon UK and Deloitte. He will be responsible for developing Howden's Employee Benefits and Wellbeing business across Europe and Latin America, as well as working with Anne Terry, director of global benefits management, to further develop Howden's Global Benefits Management proposition.  Commenting o...

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