People in Business: Webber & Grinnell Insurance Welcomes Anthony Giannetti
MassLive.com
Northampton – Webber & Grinnell is excited to bring on Anthony Giannetti as a Commercial Lines Account Executive.
Giannetti recently worked as a major account executive at Xerox for more than seven years helping customers organize their IT business processes.
Additionally, Giannetti was a golf professional for 15 years, which included managing the Orchards Golf Club in South Hadley. Giannetti, who was born and raised in South Hadley, graduated from Officer Candidate School in 1994 and served in the Massachusetts Army National Guard for more than seven years. He retired in 1997 as a Second Lieutenant Detachment Commander of Charlie Company in the 104th Infantry.
Giannetti resides in Holyoke with his wife and their four children where he coaches soccer, basketball, and baseball.
Webber & Grinnell is a regional insurance broker, operating throughout the Northeast since 1849. Its seasoned brokers are industry leaders in providing expertise in a wide range of residential and commercial lines of business. Webber & Grinnell has grown, with locations in Northampton and Holyoke, to become one of the largest privately-owned insurance agencies in the region, remaining true to our roots by providing friendly, professional service to every client we insure.
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