SMB acts for founders of employee benefits specialists Drewberry Limited sale to global insurance leader Brown & Brown
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Ewan Keen Joint Head of Department
Partner Employment & Business Immigration +44 20 3206 2724 Email Ewan -
Simons Muirhead Burton is pleased to have acted for founders of employee benefits specialists Drewberry Limited on their sale to global insurance leader Brown & Brown.
Founded in 2009, London-based firm Drewberry offers employee benefits solutions, consumer and business protection, private medical insurance services and workplace pension support.
Following the acquisition, Drewberry will operate as a part of Premier Choice Group (PCG), Brown & Brown’s health, employee benefit and protection division.
The SMB team who worked on the deal was composed of David Martin, Michelle Rule, Ewan Keen, Amy Pertwee and Jonathan Hunter
Speaking on the deal, David Martin, Partner in SMB’s Corporate team, said:
“Drewberry is a business built on offering its clients clear advice, innovative solutions and above all service – values we share at smb.”
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