Growing your business with Richard Coleman from Ecclesiastical

Run time: 15:52

Description:

Join us for this episode of Covered in 15, where our host Geoff Turner talks with Richard Coleman, Managing Director at Ecclesiastical General Insurance UK about embracing ambitious business growth plans and the challenges along the way.

They explore the importance of purpose-driven leadership and share valuable insights on discovering your ‘why’, building on existing strengths, and fostering a culture of innovation and risk-taking. Richard also reflects on his leadership journey at Ecclesiastical, discussing the company’s remarkable growth, navigating market changes, and overcoming the challenges posed by the pandemic.

Quote:

Richard Coleman on planning a growth journey:

“...Find your way, make it really personal, figure out your strengths and those few things that you want to try and change, and then try and create the culture where you can have that open dialog about what you're collectively trying to achieve and the bumps you will get along the way and accept them as real, powerful things for you.”

Resources:

Find out more information about Ecclesiastical’s products and purpose-driven approach to business.

About the Guest:

Richard Coleman is Managing Director at Ecclesiastical General Insurance UK. Since joining in 2020, he has led the organisation through a period of transformative growth, focusing on building a purpose-driven culture and expanding into new markets. With a background in economics and extensive experience in senior management roles across the industry, Richard brings a unique perspective on leadership and growth.

About the Host:

Geoff Turner, Broker Distribution Director at Ecclesiastical, is the host of this Covered in 15 podcast series, where he explores critical themes and insights for brokers. Geoff aims to provide valuable perspectives that support brokers and their clients in achieving successful outcomes.

Disclaimer

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