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Lawsons Commercial Solutions ("LCS") is proud to announce that it recently developed and spear headed an investment strategy to acquire a controlling interest in a specialist underwriting business via United Underwriting Pty Ltd. The target business, Guardian Underwriting Services ("GUS") specialises in Hospitality insurance provision, Medical Malpractice and Group Life and Personal Injury lines. With binding and underwriting capacity through Lloyds syndicates this represents an outstanding opportunity for investors.
For more information on this business and upcoming investment opportunities please contact Glenn Simpson or Paul Gwilym on 08 9200 3999.
As a consulting firm working with a variety of clients, Lawsons Commercial Solutions ("LCS") has developed a niche business workingwith property developers and property development companies both in WA and around Australia. Presently LCS has several opportunities for astute investors looking for either broad acre development sites for residential and commercial development, as well as construction development with fully leased resultant buildings for stable and long term reward.
If you are interested in finding out more about how LCS can assist you to find the investment that you are looking for, please contact Glenn Simpson or Paul Gwilym on 08 9200 3999.
Lawsons Commercial Solutions ("LCS") is proud to announce the launch of its executive coaching and development program. With over 8 years executive coaching experience and individually 25 years in business, the principals of LCS have incorporated a coaching and development practice into the business. Coaching is a proven means of developing your leadership and management skill base, providing executives with the ability to have a proper peer support relationship as well as an objective sounding board for new ideas, business development and creative thinking for out of the box strategies.
To find out more about how we might work with you and or your team, call Glenn Simpson or Paul Gwilym on 08 9200 3999 today.
