IPTF announces restructure

Andrew Wibberley steps down

Jaskeet Briah
clock • 3 min read

The Income Protection Task Force (IPTF) has announced its plans for 2025, including a restructure.

The IPTF will introduce a board next year to provide professional oversight, while co-chair, Andrew Wibberley, will step down from his position after four years with the organisation as he launches a new company – The Interesting Life Company – alongside Nigel Bradshaw, director and owner, RedMayne Consulting. Elsewhere, Jo Miller will has been named managing director and board chair, while Vicky Churcher has become executive director and vice chair. Wibberley said: "In the last four years, the shift from people working on income protection because they felt they ought to, to people s...

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