Allianz Commercial is creating two roles within broker distribution management as part of its segmentation strategy. Working collaboratively with regional and head office teams, the two broker segment managers will be key to delivering profitable growth across the Broker Partner and Prime Partner segments.
Allianz Commercial has promoted Harriet Allen and Vicky Barrett to the new positions of broker segment manager to lead the delivery of Allianz’s segmentation proposition.
Harriet Allen will focus on growing relationships with the independent and network Broker Partners throughout the UK.
She will also build and strengthen the account developer community with a view to delivering outstanding service to the needs of this broker segment.
Vicky Barrett will develop tailored propositions for larger independent brokers already within the Prime Partner segment.
She will work closely with the regions to drive high performance in this segment to expand the trading footprint, diversify the portfolio and create a bespoke relationship lead service for Prime Partners.
Harriet joined Allianz in 2015 as a management trainee and has since worked in a variety of senior roles across the commercial business, including motor underwriter, Woking and senior business developer, Southampton. In her most recent position as distribution manager for Newcastle, she led the sales team supporting brokers of all sizes from high-street to global businesses. She has a strong history of developing relationships and growing accounts, as well as promoting the reputation of the industry through mentoring and working with the Chartered Insurance Institute (CII) as a careers officer.
Vicky joined Allianz in 2010 following a claims role at independent broker Noyce Livett (now part of Tysers). During her Allianz career she has held a number of roles across claims and distribution, gaining wide exposure to the branch network and individual markets. In 2014 she began her role as a senior business developer, initially joining the Milton Keynes team before moving to Luton and later Birmingham. Most recently, as distribution consultant, she played a key part in shaping Allianz’s national distribution strategy and proposition development. She contributed to the review of the network strategy and development of the new segmentation model.
Nick Hobbs, chief distribution officer commented:
These new roles have been created as part of our strategic investment in our broker support and segment model and I’m thrilled to be able to announce Harriet and Vicky as the inaugural title holders. They are pivotal to how we’ll take the strategy forward and are fantastically well placed to do just that. Our ambition is to build better partnerships right across these segments and we’re off to an exciting start.”
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