New MD appointed by Activate Group
【Summary】Adrian Furness has been appointed as the new managing director of Activate Group's Motor Repair Network business. Furness brings extensive leadership experience within the insurance industry and will be instrumental in building on the success of the business. Activate Group aims to be a transformational leader in accident management, offering technology-led solutions.
Activate Group has announced the appointment of Adrian Furness as the new managing director of its Motor Repair Network business. Activate Group specializes in accident management services and works closely with well-known fleets and insurers to handle a large number of claims annually.
Furness brings with him extensive senior leadership experience in the insurance industry, having most recently served as the CEO of Covea UK. He has also held significant roles such as chief operating officer and claims director at Covea and its predecessor, Provident Insurance.
Hannah Wilcox, CEO of Activate Group, expressed her confidence in Furness, stating that his expertise and strategic focus will be invaluable in expanding the success of the Motor Repair Network business. She highlighted Furness's deep understanding of the claims industry, as well as his knowledge of the current trends and challenges faced by insurers and brokers. Wilcox emphasized that Furness will play a crucial role in their vision to become the leading force in accident management, offering innovative solutions driven by data and technology.
Furness himself expressed his excitement about taking on the role of managing director for Motor Repair Network. He praised the range and quality of services provided by Activate Group and commended the team for their capabilities. Furness's main objective is to further develop these capabilities to create a market-leading proposition that combines cutting-edge technology with exceptional service, ultimately delivering greater value to the insurance industry.
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