Forbes Names Selective Insurance One of America’s Best Mid-Size Employers

"Selective's 2,300 employees are the reason for our success. We are thankful for their contributions and are wholly committed to fostering an environment where they can be and do their best," said
Selective's debut at number 79 on "America's Best Mid-Size Employers" list is within the top 20% of the 500 companies ranked and the second highest property and casualty insurance company. The company's unique "high-tech," "high-touch" business model is translated through its best-in-class workforce that delivers a unique field-based underwriting and claims operation paired with cutting-edge agency technology and a steadfast commitment to delivering a superior customer service experience.
Selective employees have a personal commitment to maintaining Selective's role as an insurance industry leader. The company offers a collaborative work environment with an accessible leadership team, professional development opportunities, financial rewards, and competitive benefits. For more information about working at Selective and employment opportunities, please visit https://www.Selective.com/Careers or LinkedIn.
"America's Best Mid-Size Employers" were selected based on an independent survey where over 50,000 employees in 25 different industries working for companies with at least 1,000 people employed in their
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