Insurance United Against Dementia initiative adds protection experts to board

Richard Dudley appointed as new chair

John Brazier
clock • 2 min read

The Insurance United Against Dementia (IAD) initiative has announced the appointment of a new chair and board members, including lead protection experts.

Zurich's head of market engagement, Peter Hamilton, and Lloyds' Banking Group's protection director, Rose St Louis, have both joined the board of the campaign. IAUD is a fundraising and awareness campaign led by Alzheimer's Society and leaders from the insurance sector, which is currently aiming to raise £10 million by 2025 to fund research projects into finding a cure for dementia and the provision of support for those affected by it. St Louis commented: "I am really looking forward to playing my part for IUAD and Alzheimer's Society as it enters the next stage of the campaign.  Sadl...

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