Aviva director quits for Towergate

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Aviva's shared services director, Alison Wilford, is to leave the insurer to join Towergate.

Post understands that Wilford, who joined Aviva in 2001, is working out her notice and will join Towergate next month.

She will be reunited with Towergate chief executive Mark Hodges and group finance

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