Q&A: Ann Waite, Association of Average Adjusters
Ann Waite, honorary chair of the Association of Average Adjusters, reflects on why marine insurance continues to be dominated by men and why it is good to talk.
How does it feel to be the first woman to hold the office of chair in the history of the association, which was founded in 1869?It is a great honour. All the previous chairmen have been men, obviously
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