17 December 2014Insurance

Tomorrow’s leaders need new skills: Airmic

Today’s young risk professionals will require a much broader skillset than their predecessors in order to become tomorrow’s risk leaders, the chair of Airmic’s fastTrack initiative, Kate Wallin, has said.

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