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Aitken, Skeates and Miller join AMII executive committee

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March 23, 2009
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Paula Aitken, of Private Health Partnership takes over as membership secretary and Isobel Skeates of Direct Healthline and John Miller of Bluefin Healthcare both join as executive members.

Colin Boxall of Advo Group and David Worth of Medical Fees Insurance Agency have both stood down, as has Michael Payne, the previous membership secretary, as he takes on his new role of general secretary to the Association.

Andrew Tripp of Perfect Health has been voted to continue as treasurer and Wendy Maxwell carries on as ex-officio secretary. Other board members remaining are Debbie Kleiner Gaines of Best Health UK, Wayne Pontin of Jelf Group and Naomi Saragoussi of Watson Wyatt. Claire Ginnelly of Groupama continues as insurer representative.

Mike Izzard, chairman of AMII says: “I would like to welcome Paula, Isobel and John to the Committee. Paula reprises her role of several years ago as membership secretary, which is great. I would also like to thank Colin, David and Michael for their tireless work for AMII having put in their own free hours to support and develop the Association on members’ behalf – we couldn’t do it without them.”

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