My life in quarantine: QBE's Chris Wallace on fundraising efforts to support dementia sufferers
Chris Wallace, executive director for European markets at QBE, shares his experience on working on the Insurance United Against Dementia campaign alongside other IUAD board members, which has involved lobbying various groups, volunteering and doing self-isolation fundraising.
What inspired you to start this hobby during the Covid-19 lockdown?Insurance United Against Dementia is a big part of my life and something I am really passionate about. We set up the campaign in
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