Colleagues at CMI are savouring the sweet taste of success after passing the latest in a series of Chartered Insurance Institute examination modules.
Managing director Dean Waddingham congratulated the group on their success during a coffee and cakes break, held on a recent ‘dress down Friday’ in aid of Hospice Isle of Man, the company’s chosen charity of the year.
Mr Waddingham said the knowledge gained through passing the exams would provide them with a firm grounding in a range of core disciplines in the financial services industry.
He added: ‘CMI is passionate about supporting colleagues’ professional development, helping them gain industry qualifications and encouraging them to realise their career potential.’
As part of its CPD support, CMI operates a study and training facility at its Victoria Road, Douglas, offices in collaboration with TLC Business Solutions, which allows colleagues to take examinations in-house.
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