iPipeline grows distribution team

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iPipeline is expanding its distribution team to support growth within the protection market.

Andy Milburn joins as national account manager, a new position in the company reporting into Stephanie Hydon, head of national accounts.

Milburn will be responsible for managing iPipeline’s key distribution and technology partnerships.

Dave Mills, who previously worked at Thistle Insurance Services, also joins the distribution team as business development consultant.

Ian Teague, iPipeline’s UK group managing director, said: “We’ve seen growth in recent years with protection business and we’re looking to continue this to ensure we better protect the end client. With our fast-growing account base, we’re therefore further supporting our accounts to ensure continued delivery of exceptional service.

“With Andy’s industry experience and Dave’s transferable skills, both bring enthusiasm and drive to support our goal to transform the industry with the use of innovative technology solutions.”

Milburn added: “I’m very excited to be joining such a strong team at iPipeline. The adviser community in the UK is a strong, relevant credible place to be, and advisers make a huge difference for customers and their families at times when they need help the most.

“I look forward to playing my part alongside the team at iPipeline to help advisers develop their businesses through smarter technology.”

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