Insurance research consultancy Gracechurch has announced the launch of the Voice of the Broker Champions Council, as part of the Voice of the Broker research programme which is being run in partnership with the British Insurance Brokers’ Association (BIBA).
This new initiative aims to deepen engagement within the broking community by creating a national network of dynamic industry influencers.
The Council builds on the success of the Voice of the Broker programme, which, in just two years, has become a recognised catalyst for improving service quality across the insurance industry.
Through this initiative, organisations are invited to nominate team members to serve as Champions, positioning them as key voices within the insurance sector. Champions will gain access to exclusive insights from industry-leading research and discussions, enhancing both their professional expertise and their company’s strategic position.
The first cohort of Champions includes brokers from a broad range of intermediaries, including Vaughn Braithwaite, SWIB; Sam Johnson, Risk Box Ltd; Aisha Lovegrove, WRS Insurance; Brandon Naylor, Attis; Lee Godson, Berkeley Insurance Group; Hilton Jonga, Lansdowne; Ben Macrow, Thomas Carroll and Sean Moore, D L Moore.
“The partnership with BIBA strengthens our ability to engage directly with the grassroots of the broking sector,” said Ben Bolton, MD of Gracechurch.
“By creating this network, we are building a group of forward-thinking leaders who can drive change and innovation throughout the industry,” he continued.
Nominated Champions will participate in think-tank sessions and roundtables, promoting the Voice of the Broker programme within their organisations and beyond. They will share valuable insights on industry trends, helping to shape their company’s strategic direction.
With leadership development opportunities and access to a powerful network of industry leaders, the Voice of the Broker Champions Council presents a strategic advantage for both companies and individuals in the insurance sector.