The CEO of insurance company Esure has resigned after six years in the role. However, as esure continues to evolve its long term strategy the group's board and Vann have agreed that this will be best achieved through new leadership with "significant expertise and experience in a broad spectrum of customer facing businesses, in an increasingly digital and data driven world". Stuart Vann had worked at the Surrey-based firm since 2000, the year it was founded. Mr Vann, who is also a non-executive director and chairman of the board for the company, said he would be leaving his post on July 1. Chief financial officer Darren Ogden will become interim chief executive while the board recruits a permanent successor to Vann. Esure now has £820m ($1.1bn) in gross written premiums and recorded a profit of £98m in 2017.
The CEO of insurance company Esure has resigned after six years in the role. Stuart Vann had worked at the Surrey-based firm since 2000, the year it was founded. Mr Vann, who is also a non-executive director and chairman of the board for the company, said he would be leaving his post on July 1. Chief financial officer Darren Ogden will become interim chief executive while the board recruits a permanent successor to Vann. Esure now has £820m ($1.1bn) in gross written premiums and recorded a profit of £98m in 2017.