Two join the Holloway Friendy board

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Holloway Friendly has appointed two new directors to its board.

Mathew Manser has been appointed sales and marketing director. He joined the company in May 2010 as sales and marketing manager

Prior to Holloway Friendly Manser worked at Bristol & West, Paymentshield and Prudential.

John Holland has also been co-opted on to the board as a non-executive director. He is a former director at Zurich Financial Services.

This brings the number of people on the Holloway Friendly board to 10.

The protection player said that Mathew Manser’s appointment as an executive director “will bring a greater emphasis from within the business””

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