Hylant Names Two to New Roles in Support of Strategic Growth, Service Initiatives
Hylant, one of the nation's largest privately owned insurance brokerage firms, announces the addition of two new roles within the leadership team at its headquarters in
He also will support the claims practice leader in the design of property claims standards and processes and serve as the lead claims advocate.
"Kevin's experience in all facets of property, business interruption, marine and international placements provides Hylant with the leadership that credentials us in our expanding market," said
Tony Packo III has been promoted to vice president of Strategic Operations. In his new capacity, Tony will have operational oversight of Hylant's Risk Practice and Service groups, as well as oversee client engagement strategy to facilitate further growth and enhance the client experience.
"Tony will leverage his background in management to collaborate with our internal stakeholders and establish sound working relationships with all facets of our strategic sales process," Shreck said. "He will assist in building a long-term strategy for Hylant and further develop operational efficiencies."
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