Insurance Post reveals new editor
Insurance Post can today reveal the identity of the person who is set to become the 21st editor of the esteemed 182 year B2B trade title.
Watch the video to find out who will replace Stephanie Denton, the Insurance Post editor for the past nine years. A massively successful run that has seen the title win pretty much every award going, including the Insurance & Risk Publication of the Year at the WTW Media Awards earlier this monh.
I am sure you will joining the Post team in wishing Stephie good luck for the future, and offering a warm welcome to her successor.
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