Worldwide Facilities Opens New Office in Boston; Hires John Grise
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Boston, MA (PRWEB) February 05, 2018
Worldwide Facilities announces the opening of a new location in Boston, Massachusetts. John Grise will be joining the office as Senior Vice President.
Grise began his career as a professional liability broker in 1998 with an independent wholesale firm in Connecticut. He has experience and expertise in a variety of professional liability areas, including technology, privacy, architects and engineers, management liability, miscellaneous E&O, real estate E&O, allied health and financial institutions. Grise was with Keating before joining Worldwide Facilities.
"John brings extensive experience in the Financial Services / Professional Liability vertical," says CEO of Worldwide Facilities Davis Moore. "We're confident that he will contribute to the company's continuing growth and success."
About Worldwide Facilities, LLC Worldwide Facilities is a national wholesale insurance broker and managing general agent that has been in business since 1970. Its brokers and underwriters are industry leaders providing expertise in a wide range of specialty lines, as well as extensive contacts with carriers domestically and overseas. For more information, please visit wwfi.com.
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