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Claims news - Post Magazine Claims Club Advisory Board.
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Chair: Anthony Gould, editor in chief, Post Magazine
Board: Steve Eckhardt, director, senior claims officer, AIG
- Richard Ellis, head of motor claims, Norwich Union
- Tony Emms, motor claims director, Zurich Financial Services
- Ray Facer, technical director, Legal and General Insurance
- Graham Gibson, claims director, Groupama Insurances
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