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Gallagher growth prompts recruitment drive in Brierley Hill

The Brierley Hill branch of insurance broker Gallagher is launching a recruitment drive, following a sustained period of business growth.

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The Gallagher team at Brierley Hill

The broker, based in Custom House at The Waterfront, is recruiting for 15 new roles in sales and account handling. The recruits will be responsible for supporting UK small and medium-sized businesses with their risk management and insurance needs.

Gallagher’s Brierley Hill office operates as a dedicated SME and affinity partnership centre, forming part of its UK-wide network of over 70 branches.

Gallagher clients who are serviced in Brierley Hill benefit from a personalised approach, with dedicated account managers, who take the time to develop a sound understanding of their customers, their customers’ businesses and any claims history.

Having had a presence in Brierley Hill since 1994, the office has enjoyed consistent year-on-year growth – doubling in size in the past five years, and now employing a 100-strong workforce. An additional 130 colleagues in the West Midlands are employed across offices in Birmingham and Coventry.

Richard Connop, managing director of Gallagher’s Brierley Hill office, said: "We are delighted with the sustained growth we have experienced in recent years. Our latest recruitment drive is part of our ongoing strategy to continue our upward trajectory, offering an excellent career opportunity for local people.

"We pride ourselves on providing a local service, backed up by national and global industry expertise, to help our clients’ businesses grow, while minimising their total cost of risk.

"The West Midlands is a key area of focus for us, and growing our headcount will see Brierley Hill become an increasingly important commercial hub for Gallagher in the region. We very much look forward to welcoming more talented local individuals and supporting them to become a key part of our future success."

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