Lloyd's - Communication: London's calling

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Once a necessity at Lloyd's, the job of the caller has slowly been replaced by technology. Bob Dee takes us through the history of this fascinating role.

The job of 'caller' for Lloyd's is best described as a combination of talking, shouting and singing. Basically, it is announcing. But throughout a busy day a voice can become boring and monotonous if

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Lloyd’s DEI role model Sheila Cameron

Last year, Lloyd’s commissioned Franklyn Rodgers to create six portraits of diverse role models. We complete our series of spotlighting them all by speaking to Sheila Cameron, the CEO of the Lloyd’s Market Association

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