AmTrust International’s Challis on supporting mothers working in insurance
Helen Challis, group head of human resources at AmTrust International, shares the wrench of returning to work after maternity leave and what she is doing to help to make the sector more inclusive for mothers.
Today, more women work in insurance than ever before, and most companies are at least aware of the need for greater diversity and inclusion but when I was a first-time mum, times were different.
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