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Scoop
06-07-2025
- Business
- Scoop
Celebrating 50 Years Of Risk And Insurance Broking In New Zealand
Today, ICIB Brokerweb celebrates 50 years of looking after New Zealand businesses' insurance needs. Our journey began on 7 July 1975, when Colin Evans and James Crisp Limited started Industrial and Commercial Insurance Brokers (ICIB) Ltd. Since then, we have evolved significantly through a range of mergers and acquisitions and are now called the ICIB Brokerweb Group. With over 320 people in 18 branches across New Zealand, the company is now New Zealand's fifth largest insurance broking firm and risk advisory. We still have two employees that worked for the original business, clients that have remained with us throughout, and several more customers who have been with us for many years. Managing Director Grant Milne says of this milestone – 'We are not only extremely proud of our Kiwi heritage over the last 50 years, but the fact that our business is still managed by employee shareholders. Having acquired three small broking firms this year alone we look forward to our continued growth, whilst still maintaining our focus on building valued client relationships and providing excellent risk and insurance advice to our clients.' 50th anniversary community support As part of our 50th celebrations, we are raising funds to support three charities, selected by our team. Hospice Women's Refuge SPCA Donations can be made through our Give a Little page – About ICIB Brokerweb ICIB Brokerweb is a nationwide Insurance Brokerage and Risk Advisory business with 15 locations across NZ, along with 50 years of established history as professional risk advisors to businesses and individuals. We have specialist capabilities in the areas of corporate, commercial, food and beverage, transport, manufacturing, engineering, hire & rental, employee benefits and personal lines. We are part of the AUB Group of companies and members of the NZbrokers network.
NZ Herald
13-05-2025
- General
- NZ Herald
Waikato ATV fatal crash: Family creates Givealittle to raise money for emergency services
The family has created a Givealittle page to raise money for Cambridge Fire Brigade, Hato Hone St John and the Westpac Rescue Helicopter Trust who aided in the rescue. 'The Schick Family have been overwhelmed and extremely grateful for the outpouring of love and support shown at this extremely difficult time,' the page said. 'In lieu of any flowers or food the family has asked anyone who wishes to make a contribution, kindly make a donation to this Give a Little page. 'Rod, Oli & Jack who were rescued at the scene would love to personally distribute all funds will be distributed to the amazing emergency services, Cambridge Fire Brigade, Hato Hone St John Ambulance and the Westpac Rescue Helicopter Trust. '[They] were truly amazing in our time of need. A huge thanks also to our local Police who were fantastic. 'Our love, thanks and gratitude go out to them all.' The page has already raised nearly $25,000. In a statement released today, a Schick family spokesperson said the family asked for privacy while they come to terms with 'the devastating loss of their dearly loved Jimmy'. 'The Schick family and Windsor Park team express their sincere and heartfelt appreciation for the outpouring of love, support and concern during this most difficult of times. 'Rodney is receiving the best possible care from the dedicated team in the Intensive Care Unit at Waikato Hospital and further updates will be shared as information becomes available.'
