BIBA appoints Jane Kielty as deputy chair

With effect 1 January 2023

Hemma Visavadia
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The British Insurance Brokers’ Association (BIBA) has appointed Jane Kielty, chief commercial officer at Aon, as its new deputy chair with effect 1 January 2023.

She succeeds Laura Hancock, director of Yutree who a BIBA board member since has been 2017 and deputy chair since 2019. Kielty has been on the BIBA board since 2020 when she took over the role as chair of BIBA's insurance brokers' standards committee. Commenting on her new position, Kielty said she was honoured to be asked to take up the role of deputy chair. "I hope in my new role I can continue to make a difference to BIBA members. Laura is a tough act to follow but I am looking forward to the challenge," she commented. Steve White, chief executive at BIBA, added: "We are luck...

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