Source reveals 2017 Masterclass event schedule

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Source Insurance is to hold another round of Masterclasses this spring.

Free to attend, Masterclasses provide an opportunity for brokers to network with fellow professionals over breakfast, learn about various product sales opportunities as well as earning CPD and Source Rewards points.

Mortgage Brain has been confirmed as a new addition to the event line up in 2017, complementing long-term Source Masterclass partners Clever Lending, IFA Conveyancing, and Advisers Portals.

Brian Coulton, head of sales at Source Insurance, said: “This is our forth year of running the Masterclasses and we continue to refine the morning’s agenda based on broker and attendee feedback.

“Our continuing aim is to educate and inform brokers of the market landscape, the opportunities that present themselves and how we support them.”

Kevin Paterson, managing director of Source Insurance, added: “These events are always well attended and give brokers the chance to hear and share ideas on best practices without taking too much time out of their busy schedule.

“Brokers who come along should be able to walk away with at least one idea on how to improve their business, and this is exactly why we run the events and get the support from our partners.”

For venue and booking information please visit http://masterclass.thesource.co.uk/

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