Hemming to leave Aviva and be replaced with Dave Martin
Aviva's Gareth Hemming is to "pursue new opportunities outside of Aviva" at the end of the year.
In a statement released by Aviva today, the insurer thanked Hemming, pictured, for his “dedication and commitment shown during his notable 33-year career”.
Dave Martin, who resigned from Zurich this
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