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McMenemy leaves Gallagher for Jelf

by John Greenwood
February 8, 2018
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Nick McMenemy has left his role as sales & proposition director at Arthur J. Gallagher Benefits to take up the post of regional director for the South East of England at Jelf.

McMenemy joins Jelf’s South East regional board and heads up Jelf’s employee benefits broking and consulting centre in Ringwood, Hampshire. He also leads the firm’s insurance offices in Worthing and and in Southampton, which specialises in insurance for outdoor pursuits, company away days and clay pigeon shooting businesses.

McMenemy will reports directly to Jeremy Wilson, managing director of the South East of England.

Wilson says: “Nick has a great deal of experience and knowledge of the employee benefits sector, which further strengthens our credentials in the South East of England and will contribute to our continued growth in this arena.”

 

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