Brokerslink bolsters global broking operational capabilities with new hire
Brokerslink, a global network of independent brokers, has appointed Anne Collette as director of business operations to further strengthen its global broking operational capabilities and network.
Collette joins from French specialist commercial insurance broker Axelliance Group, where she was responsible for business development of larger accounts.
In her newly created role, Collette will be responsible for Brokerslink’s business operations globally including the management and co-ordination of its global network of partners and affiliates, working collaboratively with them to support growth and the development of new products and services offerings. Collette will be based in Brokerslink’s office in Porto, Portugal.
Collette has 15 years of multinational re/insurance brokerage experience. She has previously worked with specialist corporate insurance broker Verlingue in Southern France. She began her insurance career with Aon as a reinsurance broker placing US natural catastrophe risks into the European reinsurance market.
“Anne’s appointment marks another important milestone in our continuing growth," said Jacqueline Legrand, CEO of Brokerslink. "Her knowledge and experience in developing international broking business is of significant importance to our strategy of building and enhancing the network and service offering.
“We want to provide our network with dedicated product offerings, services and right technology tools to enable them to be more competitive in their respective markets and build our global capabilities. We will continue to invest in building a strong international team to support these developments and further strengthen our truly global broking business.”
Make sure you are GDPR compliant and confirm your email address to keep getting our daily emails
More of today's news
Allstate partners with Uber in NY
Endeavour outsources claims processing
Castel appoints new non-exec chairman in expansion move
Brown & Brown acquires US MGU Health Special Risk
Loss estimate for cyclone Eleanor increases
