Hub International Launches Industry Specialty Practices
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By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Insurance Weekly News -- Hub International Limited (Hub), a leading global insurance brokerage, announced the launch of its first eight industry Specialty practices as an important part of its enterprise strategy to differentiate itself, while providing advocacy and tailored insurance solutions to its clients.
"Business owners expect brokers to be specialists to best address the unique industry risks and issues they live with every day. And when a broker specializes, they are delivering a value set that helps clients grow their business with the peace of mind that their risks and exposures, today and tomorrow, have been identified and addressed," said Marc Cohen, CEO and President of HUB International. "At HUB we see a direct correlation between specialization and improved client retention and new growth. Both of which are key elements of organic revenue."
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