60 Seconds With... Kay Bagley, Allianz

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Kay Bagley, claims propositions manager at Allianz, takes Post back to the 1960s in this week's 60 Seconds With, sharing her love of the musical Hairspray and platform-heel boots. Also, speed skating, where the women's events were first introduced at the 1960 Winter Olympic Games.

Kay Bagley Explain your job to a five-year-old.

I work with a team to help customers.

What would you name your autobiography?

Going in the Right Direction.

If you

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