CII Society of Claims Professionals adds two board members

Helena Evans and Graham Stait join

Hemma Visavadia
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The Society of Claims Professionals (SOCP), part of the Chartered Insurance Institute (CII), has announced two new appointments to its board to help improve public trust in insurance.

Helena Evans, head of specialist services at Criterion Adjusters and Graham Stait, head of claims operations at Allianz, have taken up new positions within the SOCP board. The SOCP sits within the CII and consists of insurance claims professionals, providing professional development for members and market-based articles, analysis, research reports,  events, seminars and professional and career-path based guidance. Commenting on her new board role, Evans said: "I am particularly delighted to have been asked to become involved with the SOCP." "Having been a loss adjuster since 1991, ...

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