Motor Insurers' Bureau (MIB)

We know that working at Motor Insurers' Bureau (MIB) is more than just a job for many of our people. Some are so passionate about our mission to make roads safer by getting uninsured and hit-and-run drivers off our roads, that the job becomes a significant part of their lives. We have 115 current employees who have worked at MIB for ten years or more; that's over a quarter of our entire workforce! In fact if you add together the number of years those 115 people have worked, you get an incredible 2001 years of service! Here's just a small number of those amazing people with their long service certificates. Fancy joining the team? https://ow.ly/85bx50UuLIr #WeAreMIB

It’s always one of the best celebrations in the Motor Insurers' Bureau (MIB) calendar, our annual #Excellence #Awards, celebrating the incredible achievements of our staff in the last year.   And this year there was so much to celebrate, from company-wide achievements to individuals who have gone above and beyond – some for many, many years.   Some of our awards are nominated and voted for by staff. This year, we had a record 198 nominations, which made the shortlisting a very tough job!   The most prestigious CEO award went to Mark Armstrong ACII. We estimate that over his 27 years’ service, he has helped at least 2,000 people who have been the victim of an uninsured or hit and run driver with support of around £250m!   Well done to all the nominees and winners: Customer First Award: Sarah Cooper Think BIG Award: Sugitha P. Inspire Award: Lexi Rodriguez Goodness Award: Victoria F. SLG Award: Ross Pollock CEO Award: Mark Armstrong ACII

Thank you to A. DIOURI and his colleagues at Bureau Central Marocain des Sociétés d'Assurances (BCMA) for hosting MIB. We appreciate the effort you put into making this such a productive visit and truly value your ongoing hospitality and cooperation.

Sharon was walking to work when a speeding car slammed into her and drove off. She woke up in hospital with a broken arm, a broken leg, two broken collarbones, eight broken ribs, a fractured neck, a collapsed lung and a bleed on the brain. MIB exists to protect people from the devastation of uninsured and hit-and-run driving. We make roads safer by getting uninsured and hit-and-run drivers off our roads. And until that’s accomplished, we’re here to compensate victims, like Sharon, quickly, fairly and compassionately. Watch Sharon's full story https://ow.ly/B00o50UnGYz #DriveInsured

We are delighted to share that Harkamal Phagura CGMA ACMA will continue the great work he’s started as our interim Chief Financial Officer on a permanent basis. Congratulations Harky!     Harky leads our Finance, Legal, CoSec, Procurement and Facilities functions. In his relatively short time with us, he’s been instrumental in driving many improvements, including overseeing the completion of our new offices in London, improving the communication around the levy and beginning the financial planning for MIB's new five-year strategy. He brings a wealth of experience in both PLC and private equity environments centred around Financial Services, Insurance and Data Management sectors. Harky is also a fellow of the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants.    “I’m excited to continue being part of MIB and the vital work we do to give victims of uninsured and hit-and-run driving the support they need while working with insurers and the police to make our roads safer,” says Harky. “Alongside my MIB and industry colleagues, I look forward to carrying on the work we’ve started, ensuring we have the financial resilience, strategy and governance to thrive in a complex and changing world – and to continue delivering long-term value for our members.” #WeareMIB

Inspector Simon Hills leads a team of police officers at Hampshire and Thames Valley Police. He worked with MIB as part of a nationwide pilot to reduce uninsured driving. The idea that followed has evolved into the largest and most successful operation of its kind: Operation Tutelage. “The vast majority of drivers we stop for no insurance are law-abiding people who have made a mistake. That got us thinking: ‘What if we could give honest drivers a way to correct their mistakes? What if we could focus on targeting drivers who know they are uninsured and who don’t care how many times we contact them?’ “Using technology and other methods, we decided to write to the owners of cars we know are on the roads that were showing as uninsured. “The letter they receive makes clear that we are giving them an opportunity to get it sorted before they are stopped out on the road, or we move on to a fine and seizing their car. It also comes from their local police force, encouraging them to get in touch if they need further advice. “Researching people who didn’t comply also gave us a hotlist for our officers to target. We’ve since developed that into detailed intelligence on the most serious offenders.” “Without MIB, we would never have got the funding we needed. “Through its relationships with insurers and the police, MIB played a vital role in building the case for the operation as a way of reducing the human and financial impact of uninsured driving. “MIB has also succeeded in making sure Operation Tutelage and uninsured driving continue to be spoken about at ministerial level. “Together, I’m hugely proud of our progress in tackling this important issue.” Since 2020, Operation Tutelage has helped over 600,000 people correct their insurance status. Head over to YouTube to hear from some of the people we've helped: https://ow.ly/1Oza50UfKoj #DriveInsured

Part 2: Our CEO Angus Eaton recently passed 100 days at Motor Insurers' Bureau (MIB), so we took the opportunity to sit down and speak to him about life in his new role so far. In the second of this two-part series, Angus looks forward to what’s to come and talks about: ➡️ His excitement as we develop our new strategy to guide us to where we want to be in 2030 ➡️ How communication lines remain open and he’ll continue to talk to stakeholders, both internally and externally, to ensure we are best serving our customers ➡️ Building links with our local communities and playing our part in society ➡️ The importance of celebrating and having fun too! #DriveInsured #WeareMIB

Part 2: Our CEO Angus Eaton recently passed 100 days at Motor Insurers' Bureau (MIB), so we took the opportunity to sit down and speak to him about life in his new role so far. In the second of this two-part series, Angus looks forward to what’s to come and talks about: ➡️ His excitement as we develop our new strategy to guide us to where we want to be in 2030 ➡️ How communication lines remain open and he’ll continue to talk to stakeholders, both internally and externally, to ensure we are best serving our customers ➡️ Building links with our local communities and playing our part in society ➡️ The importance of celebrating and having fun too! #DriveInsured #WeareMIB

Brilliant to welcome Denis Smyth from Motor Insurers' Bureau of Ireland (MIBI) this week. It was an inspiring meeting full of insightful ideas, we look forward to welcoming you again soon. #WeareMIB

Our CEO Angus Eaton recently passed 100 days at Motor Insurers' Bureau (MIB), so we took the opportunity to sit down and speak to him about how he’s found life in his new role so far. In the first of this two-part series, Angus reflects on: ➡️ How the huge breadth of the work we do took him by surprise and continues to inspire him  ➡️ The importance of building relationships with key partner organisations abroad to support our vital, but often unknown, role in keeping people moving abroad ➡️ The amount of time he’s spent listening – to staff across all areas, key external stakeholders and partner organisations  ➡️ The day he ended up in the back of a police car 🚔 … for the right reasons! #DriveInsured #WeareMIB