1st March 2013

BrightGrey: Uncovered

Roger Edwards, Managing Director of Bright Grey and Scottish Provident today unveils a new look for his protection focused blog, Uncovered.  The website will introduce a wider variety of content, from videos to blogs and podcasts, and a new user-friendly look - while continuing to host opinions and debate around all of the issues facing the protection insurance market.  

Roger Edwards, Managing Director of Bright Grey and Scottish Provident, said:

“Uncovered has acted as a great means of engaging with the protection insurance community.  The best way of working together as an industry is to discuss the issues affecting consumers, advisers and insurers and share our experiences of the challenges we face and how we meet them.  

“The internet is an ideal way of exchanging views and encouraging debate around marketing, products and how we can grow the sector using social media.  The revamped blog reflects my commitment to communicating with the industry in the way that suits them.”

Uncovered will include videos and blogs on a range of issues facing the protection market, from the use of social media to engaging with clients, through to understanding protection, messages from Roger Edwards, and articles from guest bloggers.

www.uncovered-uk.com/

 

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