SeibertKeck Insurance Agency, Inc., based in northeast Akron, Ohio, has announced the appointment of Craig A. Hassinger to the position of president of the organization. He will report to chairman and chief executive officer Richard Hite.
According to the company’s written statement, Hassinger previously served the organization as chief operating officer. In this position, he worked with SeibertKeck staff to implement a number of efficiencies that allowed the agency to achieve double-digit revenue growth during his tenure. Johanne Williams will take his place as COO of the organization.
Hassinger began his insurance career in 1990 at Westfield Insurance Group and where he held the positions of marketing manager and underwriter.
“Craig’s experience has proven invaluable to SeibertKeck over the years,” said Hite. “He’s helped our company achieve a number of critical goals, which have allowed us to serve our clients more effectively. In his new role as president, we expect that he will lead this company to realize an even greater level of success.”
“SeibertKeck is more than a group of agents selling policies. We are advocates for our clients, building individual insurance programs that protect their assets. When you’re working to lead a company that takes this approach to client service, it’s a tremendously satisfying experience,” said Hassinger.
Hassinger is a member of the Council of Insurance Agents and Brokers, Professional Insurance Agents Association, and the Independent Insurance Agents Association.
Hassinger is also on the Wadsworth City Council, chairing the Economic Development Committee. He also serves as a board member of the Wadsworth Chamber of Commerce and the Medina County United Way. In addition, he is a trustee for Leadership Medina County, and joined the Wadsworth Salvation Army Strategic Planning Committee in 2005.
SeibertKeck identifies itself as one of the region’s largest, independent, full-service business insurance agencies.
Source: SeibertKeck Insurance Agency Inc.
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