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Scottish Regional Placement Manager For TL Dallas



Independent insurance broker, TL Dallas, has appointed Cara Mackenzie as its new regional placement manager for Scotland, a role that will see her overseeing the company’s insurer relationships across the region.


In her new position, Cara will be responsible for managing and strengthening relationships with TL Dallas’ extensive network of insurance companies, supporting key clients and partners, and driving the company’s placement strategy throughout Scotland. She will also play an important role in supporting the local broking teams on complex and difficult to place renewals, to ensure clients are properly protected against the ever-emerging risks they face.


Cara said:

“TL Dallas offers a unique combination of scale yet it’s still an independent, family-run broker with a strong presence across Scotland and beyond. Joining gives me the opportunity to work closely with the teams across Scotland, whilst helping drive growth for the business.”

Cara brings more than a decade of experience in insurance broking and relationship management. Prior to joining TL Dallas, she spent almost four years at Accelerant, a risk exchange platform that connects Managing General Agents (MGAs) with risk capital partners, where she managed relationships with multiple MGAs and oversaw complex policy binders. Her earlier career included roles at Marsh Commercial and Clark Thomson in Inverness, giving her comprehensive insight into both client-facing broking and placement management.


Chief executive officer, Tim Mortimer, said:

“Cara’s extensive experience makes her an excellent fit for this role. Her knowledge of the Scottish insurance market, combined with her ability to support complex accounts and drive placement strategy, to ensure clients are matched with insurers that fit their individual requirements, will be invaluable as we continue to expand and strengthen our regional presence.”

Cara will work closely with internal teams and external partners to ensure clients’ insurance needs are met efficiently whilst identifying new business opportunities. Her remit spans all offices in Scotland, including Caledonia Dallas in Inverness and Elgin, Nord Dallas in Orkney, as well as the TL Dallas offices in Shetland, Edinburgh and Glasgow.


Founded in 1919, TL Dallas now employs more than 235 people across 15 offices throughout the UK and is a founding member of the UNA national alliance of independent brokers.



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