L&G award winners revealed

Business Quality Awards

Cameron Roberts
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On 21 May 2024, provider Legal & General recognised the businesses and individuals that are leading the line in protection.

The Business Quality Awards, which have run for 12 years, aims to aid firms in growing their businesses and raising their standards. Each winner is judged on a variety of performance metrics that focus on improving customer outcomes. The awards, which were hosted at One Moorgate Place, also included numerous speakers from the industry and beyond, including:  James Shattock, MD UK protection, Legal & General; Beth Sutton-Evans, marketing campaign manager, Legal & General; David Mead, head of protection, St James's Place; and Clive Myrie, journalist and presenter, BBC, among others. The...

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