Cross Insurance acquires Boston office to target higher education clients [Bangor Daily News, Maine]
| By Whit Richardson, Bangor Daily News, Maine | |
| McClatchy-Tribune Information Services |
Cross acquired an insurance agency called Academic Risk Resources in the fall, but waited to make an announcement until they hired an experienced person to run the office,
The new Cross Insurance Boston office, which will be the hub of Cross' higher education division, employs a dozen specialists that will offer insurance-based risk management services and consulting in the areas of property and casualty, employee benefits, claims, loss control and safety insurance to colleges and universities nationwide, according to a media release from the company.
Cross said the company did have some clients in the higher education sector in
"A lot of doors are opening up for us," Cross said.
In a statement,
Cross has hired insurance industry veteran
placement leader for Marsh
The company said its expansion into
With the
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