Cheryl Brennan named as Howden's new UK managing director

Takes over from Glenn Thomas

John Brazier
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As part its employee benefits expansion strategy, Cheryl Brennan has been promoted to lead the UK business of Howden Employee Benefits & Wellbeing.

Brennan, who took on the role from 1 October, takes over from Glenn Thomas, who will focus on the continued growth and development of Howden's global employee benefits offering as global practice head of employee benefits. Tomas will retain his role as executive chair of HEBW UK. Brennan was previously appointed as executive director for health and benefits in October last year. In the role of UK managing director, she will lead Howden's UK employee benefits & wellbeing business and focus on "taking it to its next phase of growth." As part of this, Matthew Gregson has been promoted...

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