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Entries open for 2025 CII New Generation Programme

Published 1 month ago2 minute read

The CII will welcome its 16th cohort of professionals in 2025, which has opened up to include members of the financial services profession for the first time, following support for expansion of the highly successful scheme from the CII’s immediate past President, Ian Callaghan, in line with his passion for nurturing new talent.

New Generation Programme cohorts are split into groups of 10, with each investing their time and expertise into a project or initiative of their own determination, that has the potential to improve the insurance or financial services professions. The projects take around twelve months to complete, with the work of the groups supported by CII colleagues. Previous New Generation Programme projects to have had a noteworthy impact on the insurance profession, including the Traumatic and Distressing Claims report and the Insurance Influencer campaign.

“The CII New Generation Programme is a unique and hugely beneficial opportunity for emerging talent in insurance and financial services. With mentorship and collaborative opportunity at its core, the programme is designed to empower individuals with bold ideas to develop their leadership skills and contribute meaningfully to the future of the sector. We look forward to supporting and learning from the projects produced by this year’s cohort.”

“We are absolutely delighted to welcome members of the financial services profession to participate in the New Generation Programme for the first time. The PFS is committed to finding and nurturing new talent, and those who form our 2025 cohort can expect an exceptional opportunity to innovate and make a real difference for their peers and the wider profession, as well as benefit from new experiences and building networks.”

Applicants must prove they have made significant strides in their professional development, demonstrating a strong contribution to the team or department in which they work. They are likely to hold a minimum qualification of Dip CII or Cert PFS and have five to ten years’ experience within the insurance or finance professions. They must be CII or PFS members, working within either financial services, or insurance claims, broking, underwriting, or the London Market. Applications from groups that are currently underrepresented in our professions are particularly encouraged, such as women, ethnic minorities, members of the LGBTQ+ community, and those identifying with both seen and unseen disabilities.

More information about the New Generation Programme, including how to apply, can be found here.

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