Dana Downes & Shari Trefil Join Maritime Program Group
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As the Vice President of MPG’s Recreational Marine division, Dana assumes the overall responsibilities for all commercial recreational marine business written with
Shari brings with her 23 years of experience in the insurance industry, mostly having managed retail and wholesale recreational marine departments. As a Sr. Broker for MPG, Shari will work with new and existing broker relationships to cross sell MPG's products and to access markets for risks that fall outside the appetite of MPG's in-house programs. We're very excited to have Shari's brokerage expertise put to work for our producer partners. Shari will be based out of
“I am excited to have these two very talented individuals join MPG as it furthers our commitment to building the most talented team of underwriters in the marine insurance industry”, said
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