Matthew Hartmann Joins Safety National’s Large Casualty Unit, Opens Chicago Regional Office
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In his new capacity with Safety National, Hartmann will focus on underwriting and servicing regional and national accounts involving Safety National's Large Casualty product offering which includes Workers' Compensation, Commercial Auto and General Liability lines of coverage. He will work closely with Safety's Large Casualty business development, underwriting and service teams in the Midwest and nationwide as the division continues to grow.
"We are pleased to welcome Matt Hartmann to Safety National," said Gus Aivaliotis, vice president, large casualty at Safety National. "Matt's broad industry knowledge, combined with his strong broker and risk manager relationships across the Midwest, will serve to further entrench Safety National as the carrier of choice for well-controlled accounts that recognize the value of maintaining long-term carrier partnerships."
Coinciding with Hartmann's arrival, Safety National will be opening its fifth regional office in Chicago. Other regional office locations include New York, San Francisco, Los Angeles and Atlanta, with corporate headquarters located in St. Louis, Missouri.
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