Security Health Advisors, LLC Opens New Offices in Colorado and Georgia
Grapevine, TX (PRWEB) December 23, 2010
Security Health Advisors, LLC. (SHA) a growing national sales organization that specializes in the self-employed and individual health insurance market, has announced an expansion of its sales operations in Colorado and Georgia.
"We believe these markets will play a pivotal role in SHA's continued growth", said SHA chairman, Troy McQuagge. "I am confident that, as new Division Leaders, Harley Brown and Darrell Giannotti will add significantly to SHA's ability to expand our footprint in their respective states of Colorado and Georgia."
"We share a great history of success, together", said Brian Clark, president of SHA. "Both, Harley and Darrell bring a wealth of industry experience and an impressive track record as personal producers and sales leaders."
Brown and Giannotti are seasoned insurance industry professionals who have previous experience and success working with Mr. McQuagge and members of his national agency staff.
"I could not be more pleased to be associated with them again", said Mr. McQuagge. "Not only do we have a shared history, but I believe we share a bright future together, as well. I believe SHA offers independent contractors like Harley and Darrell, an unparalleled opportunity for success by providing them the ability to offer an outstanding value proposition for the individual health insurance customer."
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