Aviva names George Culmer as chairman

George Culmer, Aviva

Aviva has appointed George Culmer as chairman to replace Sir Adrian Montague on 27 May after its annual general meeting.

Sir Adrian’s intention to retire from the position was previously announced in January. He will leave the board on 31 May.

He had joined the business as a non-executive director in 2013 becoming

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