
(Posted on 15/09/22)
Previously known as Members’ Training Week, the Britannia P&I Academy provides a week-long programme of training and networking.
Representatives from Britannia Members from around the world are in London this week for a programme of presentations, workshops and networking events designed to improve delegates’ knowledge and understanding of P&I and learn more about Britannia and the Managers, Tindall Riley.
The week-long programme is aimed at people who may be fairly new to P&I and this year around 40 delegates from Britannia’s members are attending. The Academy will also be attended by a number of staff from Britannia’s regional hubs.
Running from 12 to 16 September, the programme covers a wide area of subjects including underwriting, claims, loss prevention and people risks. There will also be updates from the Britannia team on sanctions, sustainability, salvage and a range of other topical issues.
The programme includes social events for delegates to network with Britannia staff including lunches, a visit to Lloyd’s and a farewell dinner with the Managers.
“Britannia P&I Academy is an excellent way to learn about the P&I market in general and how our systems work at Britannia in a relaxed and friendly environment. Members have a unique opportunity during the week to develop their knowledge of P&I and Britannia, strengthen relationships with the Britannia team and hopefully enjoy themselves,” said Andrew Cutler, CEO of Britannia P&I.
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