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Teesside insurance brokers expanding professional team
An insurance industry professional with more than 20 years’ experience has joined Henderson Insurance Brokers on Teesside.
Julie Forster has joined the firm, based at George Stephenson Court, Westland Way, Preston Farm Business Park, Stockton, as a Commercial Broker.
Julie, who lives in Middlesbrough, has climbed the insurance career ladder and is now part of the 40-strong Teesside team at Henderson.
Director at Henderson Insurance Brokers, Jonathan Willett, said: “Julie’s wealth of experience and, in particular, her ability to develop strong relationships with businesses will further bolster our ability to offer a first class service to clients.
“These are exciting times at Henderson Insurance Brokers on Teesside as after a very successful five years in the area we are continuing to grow through the expansion of a talented and knowledgeable team.”
Julie said: “Henderson Insurance Brokers, as a leading player in the sector, has an excellent reputation and I am delighted to have been given the opportunity to join the firm.
“The company has a very strong team and I am looking forward to playing my part in helping it develop and grow.”
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