BRIEF: Stricklan named senior benefits consultant [The Business Press, San Bernardino, Calif.]
May 27--Edward Stricklan recently joined The Henehan Company of San Bernardino as senior benefits consultant.
Stricklan comes to Henehan Company after 11 years with Sawyer Cook Insurance, where he served as Life & Health Agent and Vice President in the Life and Health Department.
Edward Stricklan
Prior to joining the insurance and financial services industry as Agent and Financial Consultant, Mr. Stricklan worked as an Account Executive for Inter Valley Health Plan, and as New Business Manager and Vice President of Communications at CIGNA HealthCare of California.
Stricklan is the current President-Elect of the Inland Empire Association of Health Underwriters and has served as Treasurer and Program Chair of his local association of health underwriters.
Stricklan, who received his Masters of Business Administration from the University of Wisconsin, Madison, has been married 29 years and has two children.
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