Government appoints PFS non-exec director as disability and access ambassador

Eddie Grant replaces Zurich’s Peter Hamilton

Jaskeet Briah
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Eddie Grant has been named disability and access ambassador for insurance by the minister for social security and disability, the Rt Hon Sir Stephen Timms MP.

Nine new ambassadors have been appointed, with Eddie Grant, a long-standing member of the Chartered Insurance Institute (CII), representing the insurance industry. Grant is a non-executive director of the Personal Finance Society (PFS), a past president and its longest-serving non-executive board member. He is also a board member of the European Financial Planning Association and vice-president of the Insurance Institute of London. Grant said: "I'm deeply honoured to take up the role of disability and access ambassador for insurance - a sector that empowers people to navigate life'...

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