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MAS acting chief executive takes permanent role

22 May 2024
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Medical Assurance Society chief executive Suzanne Wolton [Image: Supplied]
Suzanne Wolton has been appointed as the new chief executive of Medical Assurance Society. Ms Wolton has been the interim CEO since March when it w
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