Welcome to our new Care Account Handlers

You might have noticed a steady number of hires in the past year as we continue to expand our business. Our latest additions to our Care & Social Welfare team are Su Lambert and Sophie Steele.

The dedicated team, headed up by Jonathan Copley, offers independent insurance advice and support to various organisations, including care homes, youth centres and an array of not-for-profit organisations.

As he welcomed his new team members, Jonathan spoke of why the work he and his team do is so critical,

“The Care & Social Welfare sector is facing many challenges, which are continually brought to our attention in the media. Our job is to try and help clients reduce those risks that can be accounted for with insurance by offering specialist advice and products,” he said.

“I am delighted to have Su and Sophie join the Care team”.

Su and Sophie now take the total number of new starters in the past 12 months to 14 as the business has grown, in terms of services, products, geographical coverage and physical premises.

Stay up to date on the latest news and developments here on our blog or by following us on Twitter.

For advice or information on your organisation’s needs, contact our Care & Social Welfare team on 01653 697055 or by emailing care@mcclarroninsurance.com.

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