Missouri’s Hunter Johnson Joins Alliant Insurance Services
Johnson has focused experience in workers’ compensation, alternative risk financing, and complex risk placement
“Hunter’s extensive background working with complex risks across a range of industries makes him a valuable addition to our team as we continue to expand our presence in the Midwest,” said
Johnson is a passionate insurance professional who provides exceptional service and creates tailored insurance solutions that offer comprehensive coverage and long-term protection for his clients. Previously, Johnson was a Commercial Insurance Consultant with a mid-sized insurance brokerage firm offering employee benefits, human resources, workers’ compensation, and property and casualty solutions. He also has extensive experience working on the carrier side of the business.
Johnson earned his bachelor’s degree in economics from
Johnson can be reached at (417) 379-4812 or at Hunter.Johnson@alliant.com.
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