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Meet Aaron Macdonald

Aaron Macdonald is the Director and Principal at Business Insurance Cover Services (BICS). 

BICS is a business and general insurance broker specialising in commercial and general insurance for small to medium businesses.

With more than 16 years’ experience in the Financial Services industry, Aaron has worked with an extensive variety of businesses including tradespeople, contractors, retailers, small business operators, transport operators, plant and machinery companies, as well as specialised manufactures and farming.

After moving to Queensland in 2001, Aaron spent a number of years working in banking and commercial insurance before starting Business Insurance Cover Services in 2014.

“Over the past 10 years I’ve developed a healthy respect for anyone who runs their own business. 

“I want to get to know my clients and earn their trust so that I can provide the most appropriate insurance advice and talk with them about how best to mitigate risks.

“Supporting my clients means more just talking about insurance, it’s also about providing solutions to everyday issues in their business."

An ANZIIF Senior Associate, Aaron has also been a member of BNCC for a number of years and in 2019 joined the chamber’s executive committee.

To speak with Aaron directly call 0422 354 334, email aaronm@wgib.com.auor visit www.bics.net.au


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