June 16--Commercial Insurance Brokers, LlC., a major Property and Casualty Insurance Brokerage, headquartered in Tulsa, is pleased to announce Nick C. Sadorakis and Jeff A. Langley as Property & Casualty Brokers. Barry W. Wilson, LUTCF manager of the agency benefits department. Barry is currently President of Oklahoma Association of Health Underwriters.
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