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Belonging best practice in insurance

In a special episode of the Insurance Post Podcast, recorded to coincide with this year’s Dive In Festival, how insurers and brokers can move beyond intention to create real impact on inclusion and belonging is explored.

CII’s Cameron aims to keep running without dropping baton

Vivine Cameron, equity, diversity and inclusion manager at the Chartered Insurance Institute, reflects on the importance of visualisation and representation and why it is vital not to drop the baton of authentic inclusion or you risk losing the race.

Belonging in the insurance industry

In the first of two special episodes of the Insurance Post Podcast, recorded to mark Dive In, AND-E’s Gemma Robinson and Markel’s Erik Johnson reveal what it takes to create workplaces where everyone feels they truly fit.

From struggle to pride: RSA’s Dainty’s journey

Being gay with ADHD made Drew Dainty, claims expenses team leader at RSA, feel like every day of his young life he was swimming against the current - until he joined the insurer and felt celebrated rather than tolerated.

Smashing the class ceiling in insurance

Damisola Sulaiman examines why social mobility data and initiatives remain patchy in insurance and how recruitment and culture need to change to smash the sector's class ceiling.

More women in top jobs narrows gender pay gaps in insurance

Insurers with more women in top-paying roles report far smaller gender pay gaps, proving representation – not just equal pay policies – is the strongest lever for lasting progress, a data analysis produced by Michael Stefan, partner at executive…

Q&A: Samantha Owen, Zurich Community Trust

Samantha Owen, interim head of Zurich’s independent charitable arm in the UK Zurich Community Trust, discusses the various elements of the trust’s work and how it is likely to evolve over the coming years.

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