Roundtable: The future of mobility – is the courtesy car still viable?

Brendan Keane: Assistant vice-president, Europe at Enterprise Mobility  Stuart Sandell: Assistant vice-president, UK & Ireland at Enterprise Mobility  Mike Powell: Insight consultant – banking and general insurance at Defaqto  Chris Payne: Head of networks and engineering at LV  Richard Steer: Chief executive at Steer  Rob Harper: Head of damage claims and commercial at Admiral  Stephan Elks: Head of retail claims operations at Axa Retail  Catherine Carey: Head of marketing at Consumer Intelligence  Dawn Ma

Is the courtesy car a relic of the past? Insurance industry and body shop representatives explored this question and new mobility options at a recent Insurance Post roundtable held in association with Enterprise-Rent-A-Car. Izabela Chmielewska reports.

Attendees: in association withBrendan Keane: Assistant vice-president, Europe at Enterprise MobilityStuart Sandell: Assistant vice-president, UK & Ireland at

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