Davies’s Blunt argues if you can see it, you can be it

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Carolyn Blunt, vice president of the Academy at Davies, says school outreach programmes are attracting diverse talent into the sector but, to create an inclusive culture, the make-up of the highest levels within all insurance organisations needs to change.

In the past 10 years, the insurance industry – and indeed society as a whole – has made significant progress in improving its diversity, inclusivity and equality, but we

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