Temp Cover bulks up senior team in growth push

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Temp Cover has made three appointments to its senior team.

Lloyd Hanks has been named associate director - relationships, and is charged with heading up relationships with insurers, brokers and affiliates.

Mr Hanks has worked for Allianz and Groupama, and owns LAH Solutions.

Jeff Dunn has been appointed associate director - marketing. He joins from Axa, where he was head of new business.

Finally, the broker appointed Steve Arrowsmith as associate director - IT. He was previously at RSA.

Alan Inskip, Temp Cover CEO, commented: “Having grown the company

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