The school of Rok
From humble beginnings and through a combination of acquisition and organic growth, Rok has grown into a company with 59 offices and 5000 employees, and it now plans to transfer its winning model into the insurance industry, as David Worsfold discovers
Rok is the insurance industry's new kid on the block. The numbers are certainly impressive but there is more to this company than just financial success. Revenues are already heading towards £1bn but
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