GRP's Mike Bruce looks at what UK brokers can learn from their US counterparts

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Mike Bruce, global CEO of Global Risk Partners, shares his first experience of teamwork with his US parent company Brown & Brown, and explains that the UK broking market 'over here' could learn a lot from the market 'over there' in the US.

In the 1990s, the UK conglomerate Hanson Plc ran a TV advertising campaign using the strapline: “The company from over here that’s doing rather well over there”. The words ‘over there’ referred to the

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