Peter Staddon to step down as Managing Director of MGAA
Peter Staddon, Managing Director of the Managing General Agents’ Association, will be retiring at the end of June this year. His final engagement will be the MGAA’s conference on 1st July.
Peter was appointed as the Association’s first managing director in 2013 and has, amongst many things, been integral to growing the size of membership and the benefits offered to the members by the MGAA.
Charles Manchester, chairman of the Association, said: “The board and MGAA members are extremely grateful for Peter’s tireless work and commitment on behalf of the Association, in building its role and importance in the market today. We all wish him a long and happy retirement.”
The process of appointing a new managing director is already underway.
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About MGAA
The Managing General Agents' Association is a not-for-profit trade association representing true MGAs. Our aim is to represent and support the UK MGA market. We work within the professional framework of the Chartered Insurance Institute and our members sign the MGAA Code of ethics.
Managing General Agents (MGAs) are an important, established and fast-growing sector of the UK insurance industry.
Over 300 MGAs currently underwrite over 10% of the UK’s £47 billion general insurance market premiums.
MGAs deserve specific representation to lobby on their behalf, communicate their considerable benefits and drive best practice.
The Managing General Agents’ Association (MGAA) was formed in 2011 to fulfil this role.
The total number of full MGA members now stands at 101, which collectively represent over £3.5bn of underwriting capacity.