Interview: Ardonagh MGA boss Derek Coles
Ardonagh’s CEO of MGA Binders and Facilities Derek Coles spoke to Post senior reporter Emmanuel Kenning about being subscale in Ardonagh, MGAs' need for differentiation, the Rural buy and future acquisition targets.
Derek Coles has more than one hat. The Ardonagh MGA boss has recently been referred to as CEO of Uris Group, CEO of Geo Underwriting and Ardonagh’s CEO of MGA binders and facilities.
Coles, pictured
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