Alex Alway leaves executive director role at Ardonagh
Alex Alway has retired from his position as executive director at Ardonagh but remains as executive chairman of both Broker Network and Compass Broker Holdings at Bravo Group.
Ardonagh confirmed that Alway, pictured, left his post with its broking advisory arm at the end of 2019 after just under a year in the coaching and mentoring role.
Separately a spokesperson for Bravo
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