Ecclesiastical names former Ageas UK CEO as chair
Ecclesiastical’s parent company, Benefact Group, has named Francois-Xavier Boisseau as its next chair.
Formerly Ageas UK CEO, Boisseau, pictured, currently sits on the board of Howden as chair of its UK and Ireland retail board.
He also sits on the board at IQUW as chair
Boisseau has been with
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