Women In Insurance
  • Publish Date: Posted about 2 months ago
  • Author:by Dena Hyett

Is the UK insurance industry doing enough to support women in building successful careers in the sector?

​As more women in insurance rise to leadership roles across the UK insurance industry, a crucial conversation is emerging: are we doing enough to support women’s career growth and success in this field? In a sector historically dominated by men, significant strides have been made toward gender equity, but challenges remain for women aiming to build successful insurance careers in the UK. ​Why a Focus on Women’s Progress in Insurance MattersThe push for greater gender representation in UK insurance has led to a positive shift, but there is still much to understand about the unique experiences of women in this industry. From workplace culture and gender dynamics to career progression and leadership opportunities, many factors shape a woman’s journey in insurance careers.Our Women in Insurance Study seeks to collect valuable insights from women at all levels within the UK insurance sector. This short survey will allow women - whether just starting out, mid-career, or in senior positions - to share their experiences, highlighting what’s working and where progress is still needed. Survey Goals: Driving Positive Change in Insurance CareersThis survey focuses on several key aspects that impact women in UK insurance:Career Progression: Are women receiving the support they need to move forward in their insurance careers?Workplace Culture: How inclusive and supportive is the culture for women in insurance?Gender Dynamics: What challenges are unique to women in this field, and how can the industry address them?The survey is entirely confidential, and by participating, you’ll play a part in shaping the future of UK insurance careers for women, helping to foster a more equitable, inclusive workplace.Who Should Participate?We’re looking for input from women across all roles within the UK insurance industry - from claims and underwriting to management, broking, technology and customer service. No matter your position, your insights are invaluable for creating meaningful change in insurance careers.Your experience as a woman in insurance matters. Complete the survey today!

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​As more women in insurance rise to leadership roles across the UK insurance industry, a crucial conversation is emerging: are we doing enough to support women’s career growth and success in this field? In a sector historically dominated by men, significant strides have been made toward gender equity, but challenges remain for women aiming to build successful insurance careers in the UK.

Why a Focus on Women’s Progress in Insurance Matters

The push for greater gender representation in UK insurance has led to a positive shift, but there is still much to understand about the unique experiences of women in this industry. From workplace culture and gender dynamics to career progression and leadership opportunities, many factors shape a woman’s journey in insurance careers.

Our Women in Insurance Study seeks to collect valuable insights from women at all levels within the UK insurance sector. This short survey will allow women - whether just starting out, mid-career, or in senior positions - to share their experiences, highlighting what’s working and where progress is still needed.

Survey Goals: Driving Positive Change in Insurance Careers

This survey focuses on several key aspects that impact women in UK insurance:

  1. Career Progression: Are women receiving the support they need to move forward in their insurance careers?

  2. Workplace Culture: How inclusive and supportive is the culture for women in insurance?

  3. Gender Dynamics: What challenges are unique to women in this field, and how can the industry address them?

The survey is entirely confidential, and by participating, you’ll play a part in shaping the future of UK insurance careers for women, helping to foster a more equitable, inclusive workplace.

Who Should Participate?

We’re looking for input from women across all roles within the UK insurance industry - from claims and underwriting to management, broking, technology and customer service. No matter your position, your insights are invaluable for creating meaningful change in insurance careers.

Your experience as a woman in insurance matters. Complete the survey today!

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