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About Us |
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The company began in Leyland in 1963 at a time when Leyland Motors was a major employer in the area and as such provided a large proportion of our first clients. Over the years the factory has diminished and the number of people employed in the town has dwindled dramatically. Despite this Berry Insurance Brokers has continued to serve the town and has grown in other areas to become an established and respected part of the business environment. Managing Director, Tony White sums up our philosophy, "the company has been built up over the years on the basis of providing a first class service,competitive premiums and a professional approach, dealing with all aspects of insurance". This working attitude coupled with an ability to adapt to constant changes in legislation in the insurance industry by evolving our working practices, has seen Berry Insurance Brokers grow into a business with a multi-million turnover and a staff of 20, almost all of whom have been employed by the company for over 10 years. Berry Insurance Brokers are Authorised and Regulated by the Financial Services Authority. |
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Our Aim |
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Is to provide a complete insurance solution for our clients - and that means developing a long term relationship. We realise that the only time that our performance can be truly judged is in the event of a claim, and as such our philosophy is not just about arranging insurance cover, but about providing the highest levels of service during the term of the policy, and in settling any claims that arise as quickly and efficiently as possible. |
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The Future |
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The future lies in continually enhancing our services and we are constantly looking at ways to grow the company both in turnover and its profile. As part of this strategy we are investing heavily in technology to ensure that we can provide the most competitive and efficient level of service to our customers. Our commitment to continue to provide the best possible levels of service for the future is also strengthened by our staff training programme which involves both in-house training and training provided by the main UK insurance companies. |
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