RateGenius Insurance Agency Assets Acquired by Seeman Holtz Property & Casualty As Strategic Partnership
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By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Insurance Weekly News -- RateGenius, Inc. is pleased to announce the asset acquisition of its insurance business unit, RateGenius Insurance Agency (RGIA), by Seeman Holtz Property & Casualty, Inc., a Florida-based firm with a national network of specialized agencies.
Seeman Holtz' investment in these assets is an exciting opportunity, as it paves the way for a long-term partnership - allowing Seeman Holtz and RateGenius, Inc. to all better serve their customers with a broader scope of product offerings and continue to grow their respective portfolios.
Chris Brown, the CEO of RateGenius, Inc. said, "It's a perfect fit. Our team worked hard to build a great insurance agency. To be a part of something so large in scale is exciting. The strategic nature of this partnership will not only benefit both companies, but more importantly, the consumers who value our service."
RateGenius, Inc. looks forward to the continued collaboration with Seeman Holtz and to witness the advancement of this new partnership.
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