PCF Insurance Appoints Rocky Steele to SVP, Legal and Compliance
In this role, Steele oversees
"As a successful entrepreneur and seasoned business executive, Rocky brings a unique strategic perspective to our organization," said
The enhancement of
"I am excited to be part of such a dynamic and fast-growing team," said Steele. "The explosive growth PCF has experienced over the past three years is a testament to the company's commitment to leadership, fundamental services and expansion. I look forward to contributing to the onward and upward drive to success here at PCF."
Steele holds a Juris Doctor from the
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A top 20 U.S. broker headquartered in
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