Kollevoll & Associates Announces Partnership with ECBM
Founded in 2009,
"We're excited to partner with ECBM. I'm confident that by working with another family-owned broker like our own, our clients will receive the same level of service, care and expertise that they've come to expect," said Eric Kollevoll, Founder and President of
This partnership will provide greater market access, additional resources, and expanded service to Kollevoll clients. It will also allow ECBM to continue expanding its reach in the Northeast region and remain committed to its mission of putting clients before profits.
"We're excited to welcome
About ECBM
ECBM is a family-owned, independent insurance broker and consulting firm located in the
For more information, please visit www.ecbm.com.
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