Scottsdale Insurance Company® Celebrates 30 Remarkable Years of Providing Exceptional Excess & Surplus Coverage
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Thanks to Rollie’s influence and the subsequent leadership of
“We are proud of the relationships we’ve forged over the last three decades,” said Mike, current president of
A strategy of diversifying Scottsdale Insurance’s offerings has buoyed the company during fluctuating market cycles. The core of the company’s success is its Contract Underwriting operation, led by
“Rollie’s loyalty to our agents solidified the company’s early successes,” said Max. “When I began leading
Thanks to a strong emphasis on corporate citizenship,
“I’d say the
Over the years,
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