AHT Names Two New Shareholders in Washington Metro and Seattle Offices
AHT pursues a strategy to provide our clients with unique and unsurpassed value by working as a team to protect what matters most and provide heroic service in the execution of our mission. As AHT strives to enhance its position to attract and retain top talent that complements and supports the organization's goals, nurturing future leaders within the firm is fundamental to maintaining a consistent, exceptional experience for every client. As Shareholders, Gravrock and Trout will expand their focus as leaders in their current roles – providing critical support to attract and retain key business relationships and recruit talent.
"AHT is fortunate to add the kind of talent Cam and Tara represent to our ownership base. It is an impressive professional achievement for them, as well as a reflection of the power of our model for insurance professionals who drive strategic value for clients," says
"I'm looking forward to joining the ownership group of
Tara serves as a board member on
"As AHT approaches its 100th anniversary serving the community, it is an honor to be included in the ownership succession planning for the next 25 years. The agency has grown to be one of the top independent agencies in the nation, and I am thrilled to be part of such a fine group of people dedicated to providing expertise and guidance to our personal and commercial clients," says
In their roles as Shareholders, Gravrock and Trout will serve as leaders for AHT's Private Client Practice and help foster the expansion of the division as AHT continues to grow at a national level.
Read the full story at https://www.prweb.com/releases/aht_names_two_new_shareholders_in_washington_metro_and_seattle_offices/prweb16665792.htm



Trump approves federal money for Palm Beach County’s Hurricane Dorian response
ASCE Welcomes The Hanover as an Engineers’ Professional Liability Program Partner
Advisor News
- Equitable launches 403(b) pooled employer plan to support nonprofits
- Financial FOMO is quietly straining relationships
- GDP growth to rebound in 2027-2029; markets to see more volatility in 2026
- Health-related costs are the greatest threat to retirement security
- Social Security literacy is crucial for advisors
More Advisor NewsAnnuity News
- Best’s Special Report: Analysis Shows Drastic Shift in Life Insurance Reserves Toward Annuity Products, and a Slide in Credit Quality
- MetLife to Announce First Quarter 2026 Results
- CT commissioner: 70% of policyholders covered in PHL liquidation plan
- ‘I get confused:’ Regulators ponder increasing illustration complexities
- Three ways the Corebridge/Equitable merger could shake up the annuity market
More Annuity NewsHealth/Employee Benefits News
- Families worry their fragile peace could be at risk with Medicaid cuts
- Terry Savage: The health insurance sinkhole
- AKF STATEMENT ON RESOLUTION OF COURT CASE CHALLENGING CALIFORNIA ASSEMBLY BILL 290
- WHITEHOUSE, SULLIVAN INTRODUCE LEGISLATION TO HELP BLIND AMERICANS RETURN TO WORK
- 20 years after passing nation-leading health care law, Mass. braces for new challenges
More Health/Employee Benefits NewsLife Insurance News
- An Application for the Trademark “PREMIER ACCESS” Has Been Filed by The Guardian Life Insurance Company of America: The Guardian Life Insurance Company of America
- AM Best Assigns Credit Ratings to North American Fire & General Insurance Company Limited and North American Life Insurance Company Limited
- Supporting the ‘better late than never’ market with life insurance
- Best’s Special Report: Analysis Shows Drastic Shift in Life Insurance Reserves Toward Annuity Products, and a Slide in Credit Quality
- The child-free client: how advisors can support this growing demographic
More Life Insurance News