Louise shares the moments she’s most proud of during her short career here!

I’d heard that Admiral was a good place to work, so decided it’d be a good place to do 6-months to tied me over before going travelling.

I enjoyed working and making money so much that after 6 months I decided that I’d stay and continuing working for Admiral.

Around the time that we were about to launch the newly rebranded Veygo, my deferred placement on the grad scheme was approaching. It was difficult decision to make as we’d no idea if Veygo was going to be a success or not, so my decision to not go on the grad scheme was a risky one.

I realised that I already had a lot of the experiences that I would’ve gained through completing the grad scheme such as marketing, operations and product development. One of the main issues holding me back was the valuable training that the grad scheme offers that I’d be missing out on.

Talking through this with my manager, they offered to put me through the CIM Certificate which was great.

There have been opportunities after opportunities at Admiral. This July my role on the Veygo team has changed slightly in that I’m now a Business Development Executive and am training in, product development and learning how to code.