The Chartered Insurance Institute (CII) has appointed three new group board members, Ben Rose, Roger Jackson and Suzy Middleton.
Rose is president of Supercede and chair of the Insurance Institute of London’s Reinsurance Committee. He has substantial expertise advising (re)insurers via Aon Inpoint.
Jackson, a chartered financial planner with 17 years of experience, now serves on the Financial Management Bureau’s Board. He is the immediate past President of the Insurance Institute of Kendal.
Middleton, CEO of SEIB Insurance Brokers (which comprises Lansdown and WRS Insurance Brokers), received her CII fellowship in 2010 and has previously served as President of the Insurance
Rose says: “It is a huge honour to join the Board of the CII, an organisation that plays a pivotal role in shaping the future of our industry. I look forward to working with the Board in advancing the Institute’s mission, and driving positive developments on behalf of our membership.”
Jackson says: “It is a great privilege to take on the role of Engagement Board member for Financial Planning with the Chartered Insurance Institute. I am committed to serving our members with integrity and passion, and look forward to working alongside esteemed industry leaders, as we strive to uphold the highest standards of professionalism.”
Middleton says: “I am honoured to become a member of the CII Board, and look forward to contributing towards the promotion of excellence within our sector. I am deeply passionate about the work that we do, and the value it holds for the public. I look forward to working collaboratively with my fellow Board members, as we leverage our collective expertise to advance the CII’s mission.
CII group chair Dr Helen Phillips says: “We are delighted to welcome Ben, Roger, and Suzy to the CII Group Board. Each of them brings a diverse range of skills and experience that will undoubtedly enrich the Institue. I look forward to working with our new Engagement Board Members as we continue in our mission to uphold standards, professionalism and trust within the insurance and financial planning professions.”
