Institute calls for independent review into CII strategy
The council of the Insurance Institute for Shropshire and Mid-Wales has called for an independent audit on the manifesto of the Chartered Insurance Institute after an exchange of letters in which it warned the CII was out of touch with members and lacking in vision and leadership.
Robin Melley, vice president of the IISMW told Post: “The big issue of the membership that we have spoken to is the five-year manifesto does not appear to have worked. In fact we seem to have gone
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