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Winners speak out from BIA 2011

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Re-live the 2011 British Insurance Awards with this short video featuring many of the winners giving their responses to being acclaimed at the Royal Albert Hall.

Among those appearing include the Chartered Insurance Institute CEO Sandy Scott, who picked up the Achievement Award and Ageas UK CEO Barry Smith who picked up the General Insurer of the Year prize.

Others featured include Howden chairman David Howden [Broker of the Year], Crawford and Company UK and Ireland CEO Benedict Burke [Service Provider of the Year] and Tom Stephenson of Willis [Young Achiever].

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