Source Insurance makes senior management changes

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Source insurance has appointed two new directors to its main board.

Tania Frowen joins the company as operations director, having spent more than a decade contracting at senior and board level.

Manoj Khetia who was previously head of IT at Source has been appointed chief technology officer, while the Source’s current finance director, Gavin Davidson, becomes commercial director.

Other changes see the creation of three divisions within the company. Source Intermediary is headed up by Brian Coulton who was previously head of sales. Source Direct will be run by Rob Rushton who was previously head of marketing at Source, while Source Finance, which was created in the wake of the successful launch of Source’ own premium financing platform towards the end of 2016, the head for which is still to be appointed.

Lee Denton, senior business development manager (BDM), becomes head of sales for intermediary.

Kevin Paterson, the Source’s managing director, said: “We are going through some exciting growth and as such we needed to strengthen both the board and a number of additional senior positions within the company, we continue to invest in our intermediary channel and the creation of the two additional divisions will enable us to focus and capitalise on the opportunities we have seen since the launch of both our integration services and our own finance platform.”

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