Snowdon leaves JLT to make a 'difference to member outcomes'
Margaret Snowdon has quit her role as director of JLT Employee Benefits to spend more time on causes which she believes are critical to the pensions industry.
Speaking to Professional Pensions, Snowdown (pictured above) said as a lone agent she could use her time more effectively, and is likely to take up non-executive roles. She is currently chairman of the...
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