Tower chief resigns. Next stop: Kilimanjaro

Tower chief resigns. Next stop: Kilimanjaro
Blair Turnbull plans to compete in an ultra-running race in Tanzania. (Image: Supplied)
John Anthony
Tower chief executive Blair Turnbull has resigned and will step down on Feb 12, a day after the company’s annual meeting.Turnbull joined Tower in 2020.Chair Michael Stiassny said that under Turnbull’s leadership, Tower made progress towards becoming the leading direct insurer in New Zealand and the company's Pacific markets.“Blair’s energy and focus has been on building a better, sustainable Tower powered by digital technology and data,” Stiassny said.“He has championed a culture that is diverse, talent-l...

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