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What the Papers Say: Joining Insurance Age editor Martin Friel this month are former Post news editor Ralph Savage and Allianz communications manager Mark Bishop.
Broker |
10 Feb 2010 | 
What the papers say
In this edition, Insurance Age editor Martin Friel is joined by LV PR manager, Emma Holyer and Incisive Media group editorial services director David Worsfold to pick over December's insurance trade press.
Insurer |
16 Dec 2009 
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What the papers say
Post editor Jonathan Swift joins Louise Meeson, news editor of Insurance Age and Martin Friel, editor of Insurance Age, to discuss this month's trade press.
Insurer |
20 Nov 2009
Face to face with the Davies Group
Ant Gould, group editor in chief Post Magazine, talks to Mark Chapman, managing director of the Davies Group
Insurer |
27 Nov 2008 |
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