Insurance Industry Veteran Burke F. Hayes Joins Altus Partners, Inc. Board of Directors

Hayes, a respected leader of the insurance industry, is the former president of
"We are thrilled to have Burke join our board," said
"I'm very excited to be joining Altus's board. The firm's commitment to eliminate commission from all insurance transactions gives clients the long-overdue leverage to better manage their insurance and risk-related expenses," Hayes added. "Altus is well-positioned to make a big and positive impact on the insurance business. I look forward to contributing in any way I can."
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