DMS Names Insurance Industry Leader Billy Hubbard SVP of Strategic Accounts
Demonstrating Company’s Commitment To Growth And Excellence In The Insurance Vertical
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With a track record renowned for delivering profitable, scalable growth and improved business operations, Hubbard is highly regarded as a gifted and experienced leader in the insurance space. Along with significant expertise in insurance digital marketing and property and casualty insurance, Hubbard brings an impressive reputation for strategic partnership development and execution sustained throughout his 20-year career, including service in the
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In his role as Senior Vice President, Strategic Accounts, Hubbard will report to DMS EVP of Insurance,
Lomas said, “The addition of Billy to our leadership team is a deeper expansion of DMS into the insurance vertical. We’re excited to see Billy leverage his talents to help grow our agent base and scale client acquisition.” She continued, “With Billy’s new role, DMS reinforces our commitment to supporting insurance agents across the board and amplifying their success.”
“I have long admired DMS for its award-winning leadership team, commitment to data-driven results and unsurpassed dedication to scaling success for agents across the insurance industry. I am thrilled to be joining DMS at this exciting time, as the organization embarks on its next phase of insurance industry expansion,” said Hubbard.
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