Monday, November 25, 2024

Aon strengthens Leeds advisory team

Aon, a professional services firm, has appointed James Hastings as broking director in its Leeds-based advisory team.

James, formerly new business broking director at Attis Insurance Brokers, joins with 18 years’ experience. In his former role, James was responsible for establishing the group’s agencies and broking for all new business.

Prior to joining Attis, James spent eight years at Romero where he was promoted to associate director new business broking. His remit included the broking of new business cases and involved all classes of general insurance and premiums, ranging from mid corporates to corporate sized risk. In addition, James has also worked as an exam questions writer for the Chartered Institute of Insurance.

In his new role at Aon, James will draw on his vast experience and meet with insurers, broker new and existing clients’ business, and assist brokers with placement in the insurance market.

James Fell, head of Aon’s Leeds Tingley and Harrogate offices, said: “Employees are at the heart of Aon and adding to the team’s extensive experience and expertise means we are best placed to meet the needs of our clients in Yorkshire and across the UK.

“James has a strong insurance background combined with an enviable understanding of the local market. He’s a valued addition to the team and will be a huge support to both clients and colleagues alike.”

James Hastings said: “The timing of this opportunity arising at Aon, was perfect for me as I was looking for a new challenge. Aon’s approaches to flexible working and career progression as well as the firm’s overall culture, really appealed. It is a great career move for me and really enables me to play to my strengths and draw on my local market knowledge.”

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