The 25 Champions of Protection: Katharine Moxham

“I am persistent and I am relentless, I do plug away at things”

John Brazier
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COVER profiles 25 of the leading champions of the protection space that have previously or are currently changing the market for the better, as chosen by our advisory board of industry experts.

Katharine Moxham is spokesperson for Group Risk Development (GRiD), a position she's held exclusively since May 2009. Katharine works to generate a wider awareness and understanding of group risk products (employer-sponsored life assurance, income protection and critical illness) and their benefits for employers and employees. Katharine also sits on the Steering Group of the cross-industry Access to Insurance Working Group and BIBA's Access to Insurance Committee. What achievement are you most proud of from your career in protection? Probably my progress in this role, because it wa...

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