Interview: Geoff Carter and Trevor Webb, Sabre Insurance
A self proclaimed ‘little gem’, Sabre literally went public last year with a London Stock Exchange listing. Jonathan Swift caught up with the management team to get under the bonnet of the non-standard motor insurer
Walk past the Sabre office in Dorking, Surrey, and as its CEO Geoff Carter remarks you would have little or no idea that behind the well-groomed hanging baskets and non-descript façade was the gateway
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