"There must be millions of people in the UK that are vulnerable and deserve a round of applause for adjusting to lockdown. It’s not easy for them. "
My mum’s adjustment to lockdown. She is vulnerable and suffers from Bi-polar disorder. Her daily routine is everything to her and a simple change can affect her mood, health and behaviour. She used to be out on the buses everyday as part of her daily routine with her carer. She adjusted to staying at home very well.
There must be millions of people in the UK that are vulnerable and deserve a round of applause for adjusting to lockdown. It’s not easy for them.
All of it!
I have learned to invest more time in me and to do things like meditation and cook different foods for the family to enjoy. I have also learned not to be afraid of technologies like Zoom and WebEx!
Well, when I left school I wanted to be a Police Officer and even became a Special Constable for 7 years. I'm no longer a Special Constable as I left a long time ago but look back on my time there fondly. I ended up in the Motor Industry (that’s another story) and took some time out when my 3rd child was born. RSA saw my CV on a recruitment website and contacted me and here I am ……it must have been kismet (fate)!
Insurance isn’t just reactive! It’s proactive too! Like informing home owners the early signs of a water leak, telling pet owners how many steps their dog has done in a day and helping young drivers like my son create good driving habits. This feels like we have our customers back and best intentions a heart...
I'm happiest when I'm at home with my family
I am launching 2 Partners - Cumberland Building Society & Yorkshire Building Society. I am helping them get ready to offer a new Home Insurance Proposition to their members.
I would like to see continued growth in gender equality and more colleagues from the BAME community. It’s important that the insurance industry represents the customers it serves.
Without going all philosophical, I feel that insurance supports humanity. When things go wrong for our customers like the family pet is sick, or the family home is left inhabitable due to a fire, insurance puts its arm around the customer and reassures them that we will do everything we can to help them. Insurance is that warm hug, promise, hope and guidance we all look for when things go wrong.
Many moons ago I was a Special Constable!
My family don't agree that my karaoke dance moves are up to scratch...
There are too many to mention! I work with some great colleagues that I call my work family; We laugh, have fun and get things done to deliver for our customers. I am at my happiest when I can just be myself at work.
I’m having dinner at home with my hubby and kids, we are talking, laughing, arguing and enjoying good food together.
TV Gold. I watch Love Island with my 17 year old daughter and we have some good sensible grown-up conversations about some of the content. I do however change the channel when a ‘rude’ bit comes on!
'I’m a survivor' by Destiny’s Child. I can even do some of the dance moves! (my kids disagree)
I love the fact that RSA trust me to represent them at new tender presentations. It is also a highlight for me to have a career and be a wife and a mum to 3 teenagers. I’m doing it all!
Don’t believe what they say! Insurance isn’t boring; It’s Interesting! We work with the latest technology to help make a difference to our customer’s lives. There are realistic career development opportunities. Did you know we insured the London’s Nightingale Hospital? Wow! You will get many wow moments in insurance. If you want to be inspired, join us!
Early bird - but only after 2 cups of tea!
Sitting on a beach with my family in Bali and watching the sunset.
