BIBA joins GAIN as founder member

‘This joint initiative will bring about meaningful change for all’

Hemma Visavadia
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The Group for Autism, Insurance and Neurodiversity (GAIN) has welcomed the British Insurance Brokers Association (BIBA) as its latest founder member.

BIBA will aim to highlight and promote the benefits of neurodiversity to its member base of insurance brokers and intermediaries.  The industry body is the latest o join GAIN to help showcase the depth of what neurodiverse individuals bring to the workplace. The Association of British Insurers (ABI) also joined the group at the end of April. Other industry founder members include Aviva, Marsh UK & Ireland, Principal, Swiss Re, UnderwriteMe and Zurich, which sit alongside founding partners ArcQ, Ambitious about Autism, Expand the Circle and ISC Group. GAIN was launched in Septemb...

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