Prairie State Insurance Cooperative Agent of the Year 2019
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RIVERDALE, Ill. (PRWEB) December 12, 2019
ARM of Illinois, Inc. recently announced that Brian Blough, Vice President and Cheri Plummer, Commercial Lines Sales Agent from Lee/O'Keefe Insurance Agency, Inc. in Springfield were named as Prairie State Insurance Cooperative (PSIC) Producers of the Year.
Blough and Plummer were recognized for their sales success and service commitment to PSIC.
PSIC is a full-service insurance and risk management program offered to public schools in Illinois. The comprehensive program gives members long-term stability as well as broader coverages and increased limits. In addition to workers compensation, coverages include property & casualty, automobile, excess liability, school board legal, student accident, cyber liability, pollution and more. The program is administered by Gallagher, the leading provider of risk management and insurance solutions for Illinois public school districts.
ARM of Illinois is the exclusive marketing agent of PSIC. A member of ARM International, the group provides a proven distribution platform for insurers, wholesalers, and program managers. ARM of Illinois has 24 independent agency members operating from locations throughout Illinois.
Lee/O'Keefe Insurance Agency is located at 2501 Chatham Road, Suite 100, Springfield. Email info@leeokeefe.com or call 217-528-5679 for more information.
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