Steve White to retire as BIBA chief executive

Longest-serving CEO at the association

Jaskeet Briah
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Steve White will retire from his role as chief executive of the British Insurance Brokers’ Association (BIBA) during the second half of 2023.

White has held the leadership position for the past 10 years, marking the longest-serving chief executive in BIBA's 47-year history, and the association has now created a sub-committee to determine the process in selecting a new head. During his tenure, White has strengthened the association's financial position, BIBA stated, as well as its governance structure and "making BIBA the ‘go to' place for brokers, politicians, media and the regulator on insurance broker issues." BIBA added that over the last 10 years, White has "delivered on his promise" to listen to members and their issue...

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