I work in insurance: Sue Chittock, Aviva
Sue Chittock is the UK diversity and inclusion consultant at Aviva and in her spare time she is an army reservist
How did you end up in this role?
I carved it out myself, really, and have been doing it for four months now. For the past 18 months I’ve been getting involved in more issues within commercial general
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