Rachel Edwards joins iPipeline

New managing director

Cameron Roberts
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Technology provider, iPipeline, has announced the appointment of Rachel Edwards as its new managing director.

In the role, Edwards will oversee business operations in the UK and ensure growth, market execution, product cohesiveness and innovation, according to iPipeline. Edwards will take the role from Ian Teague, who has served as managing director since 2013.She will join the business on 14 April and will report to CEO Pat O'Donnell.  Pat O'Donnell, CEO at iPipeline, said: "We could not be more delighted to welcome Rachel to our leadership team. She is an authentic leader, boasting an impressive track record of driving global business growth across the insurtech, data analytics, and softwar...

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