MEMIC Hires White As Senior Underwriter In Pennslyvania

                               

 

Portland,ME ( WorkersCompensation.com) -- The MEMIC Group has hired Curtis White as Senior Production Underwriter, responsible for renewals and new business in Pennsylvania.

 

White’s career in the workers’ compensation industry spans 14 years, after spending eight years in the banking industry.

 

White said he enjoys developing strong agency relationships and the ability to underwrite opportunities provided by his agent partners. Based in Lancaster, Pa., he will focus on building a robust agency footprint in central and western Pennsylvania, partnering with agents to help grow revenue and providing an exceptional service experience to the agent and to our mutual customers.

 

“Curtis will excel at MEMIC,” Mid-Atlantic Territory Manager Margaret Templeton said. “He loves problem solving and will find ways to provide competitive solutions as we grow our book of business in Pennsylvania.”

 

“I am excited to help accelerate our efforts to put safety and commitment first for our MEMIC policyholders,” White said. “I am confident we will increase our book of employers who share the view that enhanced safety and smart injury management leads to better profitability.”

 

White and his wife, Rachel, live in Lancaster with their two daughters and enjoy travel, bicycling, playing at the park, and walking their yellow Lab, Winston.

 

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About MEMIC
The MEMIC Group includes MEMIC Indemnity Company, MEMIC Casualty Company, and parent company Maine Employers’ Mutual Insurance Company; all rated “A” (Excellent) by A.M. Best. The MEMIC Group holds licenses to write workers’ compensation across the entire country. The group insures and serves more than 20,000 employers and their estimated 300,000 employees with dedicated safety and injury management service teams from Maine to Florida.

 

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