Distinguished Programs Adds Marine Cargo Program Led by Industry Veteran Ralph Salce
Distinguished Programs (“Distinguished”), a national insurance program manager and MGA, has added a new
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Under the direction of Distinguished’s executive leadership team—Bill Malloy,
“Expanding into
Salce, who will serve as president of Distinguished’s
“The marine cargo market continues to evolve, and there is a clear need for experienced underwriting leadership,” Salce said. “We are intentionally building a program that combines proven expertise, strong relationships and a disciplined underwriting approach. Distinguished provides the platform and support to do that the right way.”
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Completing the group is
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More information is available on the Distinguished Programs website.
About Distinguished Programs
Distinguished Programs is a leading national MGA and program manager for specialty property & casualty insurance. The company places insurance in niche sectors such as commercial real estate, hotels & restaurants, community associations, environmental & construction professional, cyber, surety, executive lines, inland marine and fine arts & collectibles. On behalf of its insurance carrier partners, Distinguished typically manages all aspects of the placement process, including product development, marketing, underwriting, policy issuance and claims. Through thoughtful innovation, stemming back to 1995, Distinguished Programs fosters growth and opportunities for its brokers, carriers, and employees. www.distinguished.com
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