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Attis Insurance Brokers Ltd are thrilled to announce their new naming rights partnership with Scunthorpe United Football Club.

Attis’s ties with the region trace back to 1986 when Attis founder Joe Henderson opened his first insurance office on Frances Street together with devoted Scunthorpe United fan lan Williams, who attended the recent Boston game with his son and grandchildren.

The introduction of SUFC’s home as the Attis Arena was a momentous occasion, with signage being installed in the coming weeks, this partnership further cements Attis Insurance Brokers’ commitment to community engagement and support for local sport. In the equally fast paced world of motorsport, Attis Insurance Brokers proudly celebrates the triumph of the North Kelsey based sidecar team Todd Ellis and Emmanuelle Clement who have emerged as world champions, showcasing skill, determination, and the spirit of partnership.

Established in 2021, Commercial and Corporate Insurance Broker, Attis are swiftly ascending to become one of the larger independent brokers in the UK with the North Lincs ‘Kirmington’ office, a driving force behind this success. Scunthorpe based Executive Director Scott Mathieson, expresses his delight with the unprecedented success to date, attributing it to the company’s hands-on approach to client relationships. “We are encouraged that our commitment to assisting clients has resonated with local businesses and with over 100 staff nationally and 30 locally, we aim to further strengthen our market position in 2024,” says Scott.

Duane Bowers, also an Executive Director, explains that ‘a pivotal factor in Attis’s success lies in its proactive approach to industry challenges and commitment to keeping clients informed about seismic changes in the insurance landscape.

“In 2022, we addressed the rising rebuild/reinstatement costs post-Covid, cautioning clients about hyperinflation leading to under-insured properties and latterly Attis have been educating clients on best practices to mitigate risks associated with vehicle thefts and dispelling common Fleet Insurance misconceptions.

Attis Insurance Brokers continue to stand as a beacon of success, navigating industry challenges with resilience and demonstrating unwavering commitment to both clients and community welfare. As they chart their course for 2024, the company remains dedicated to excellence, growth, and community support. #UpThelron

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