Cliverton plans to double business – again – in five years

Lynne Fisher_Cliverton - with award

Cliverton is aiming to double the size of the business in the next five years, having achieved the same feat in the past five years, according to Lynne Fisher, associate director at the Norfolk-based broker.

Fisher, pictured, joined the business in 2013 and previously had 25 years’ experience at Aviva as a medical underwriter.

Cliverton was founded in 1973 by a married couple and was initially run from a caravan for people in animal trades. It became part of the Lycetts Group in 2003 but has kept its own identity

This year, Cliverton won the Schemes Broker of the Year award at Insurance Age’s UK Broker Awards, a title it also claimed in 2018.

Growth

In the next five years, Cliverton plans to

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