Independent agent Brian Bartosh, president of Alpena, Mich.-based Top O’ Michigan Insurance, has been elected to serve as 2011 chair of Applied Systems Client Network (ASCnet), the users group for Applied Systems agency management technology.
Maureen Boeing, vice president at Landmark Insurance Agency, in Cincinnati, has been elected 2011 vice chair. Also elected to the group’s 2011 officers’ team were:
- Secretary Phillip Tilley, with Tilley Insurance Agency LLC in Monett, Mo.
- Treasurer John Warn, with Rue Insurance, Trenton, N.J.
- Immediate Past Chair Lisa Parry Becker, with William B. Parry & Son Ltd., Langhorne, Pa.
The elected leaders assume their posts Jan. 1, 2011.
Bartosh joined Top O’ Michigan Insurance, his father’s agency, in 1979 as a sales representative. Today he serves as president and shareholder. His son, Tyler Bartosh, recently joined the agency as a third-generation agent. Top O’ Michigan Insurance operates from 10 locations, providing personal, commercial and life services to their clients.
Boeing manages a staff of 18 at Landmark Insurance, an agency she helped to start in 1998. In addition, she services a large commercial lines book and handles the agency accounting and system administration. She has 15 years of industry experience, all as an Applied Systems agency management software user.
She has been involved with ASCnet since 1995, starting the group’s Southwest Ohio Chapter that year and serving as chapter president for two years.
Parry Becker, a fifth-generation independent agent at her 100-plus-year-old agency, served as 2010 ASCnet chair. She is responsible for sales and marketing and handling personal and commercial accounts at her agency, which this year re-qualified as an Independent Insurance Agents & Brokers of America (IIABA) Best Practices Agency.
She served as co-chair of the industry wide Real Time/Download Campaign (www.getrealtime.org) from its 2007 launch until becoming ASCnet chair.
Source: ASCnet
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