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10 October 2022FeaturesReinsurance

Get them while they’re young

This is according to Junior Garba, chief executive officer of ACIN Recruit and co-founder of the African-Caribbean Insurance Network (ACIN). He was sharing some insights with Intelligent Insurer about the graduate schemes and apprenticeship programmes across the market.

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