CII commences search for industry rising stars

Applicants will join the New Generation Group

Hemma Visavadia
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The Chartered Insurance Institute (CII) has begun its search for rising stars to join the professional body’s programme, the New Generation Group.

Applicants for the 2022/23 class will be made up of 40 up-and-coming insurance professionals who will be split into four sections: claims, underwriting, broking and the London Market. Members of each group will be given the opportunity to network with other rising stars from the profession, meet with regulatory personnel, engage with members of parliament and receive media training. In addition, each group will be tasked with working together on a project aimed at making a difference to the insurance sector, before presenting it to the CII board. Previous groups have helped raise t...

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