Bollington eyes up "major" Scotland role
Bollington has set its sights on becoming one of Scotland's "major brokers" with the appointment of two regional account managers.
Linsey Scott - who has previously worked with Bollington in Lancashire - has rejoined from Groupama, where she was a customer proposition associate.
In her new role at the broker, she will be responsible for the development of motor trade and fleet business under its ChoiceQuote brand.
Meanwhile, Robert Pirrie joins as regional account manager in a bid to develop motor trade and commercial risks.
Speaking about the new arrivals, group managing director Chris Patterson said: "We see Scotland as
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