YORK, Pa. – May 12, 2016 – Glatfelter Program Managers (GPM) is proud to announce the award winners for Agent of the Year, New Business and Agent of the Year, Retention. These awards are presented to agencies that work with GPM as specialists within their niche markets. These agents have had an outstanding year, providing a high level of service to clients across GPM divisions.
“Each year Glatfelter Program Managers recognizes top performing MVP agents and regional directors where separate awards for outstanding new business production and premium retention are presented,” said Arthur Seifert, president of Glatfelter Program Managers. “All of this year’s winners represent the best of the best; very successful agents that always have their clients’ best interest top of mind.”
GPM is proud to recognize those that achieve the highest possible level of new business and customer loyalty.
Agent of the Year: New Business
- BB&T Insurance Services, Inc., Statesville – Glatfelter Healthcare Practice (senior living)
- Caldwell & Associates Insurance Services, Inc. – Glatfelter Healthcare Practice (hospice / home healthcare)
- MHBT, Inc. – Glatfelter Religious Practice
- The Horton Group – Glatfelter Public Practice
- Hylant Group – VFIS
- Emergency Services Insurance Agency – VFIS (regional director)
Agent of the Year: Retention
- Insurance Office of America, Northeast, Inc. – Glatfelter Healthcare Practice (senior living)
- Roger Bouchard Insurance, Inc. – Glatfelter Healthcare Practice (hospice / home healthcare)
- Insurica, Inc. – Glatfelter Religious Practice
- The Policy Center, Inc. – Glatfelter Public Practice
- Ledet Insurance – VFIS
- VFIS of North Carolina – VFIS (regional director)
About Glatfelter Program Managers
Glatfelter Program Managers (GPM) is one of the premier managers and recognized specialists of niche commercial insurance markets in the country, servicing educational institutions, municipalities, independent school bus contractors, water/sewer entities; fire departments, ambulance and rescue squads and 911 centers; senior living, CCRCs, hospice and home health care agencies; and churches, synagogues, mosques and other religious institutions.
