The Woodlands Financial Group’s TWFG Insurance Services division has named 20 as outstanding performers and producers for the year 2012, the company announced.
In addition to annual awards in seven categories, seven agents were inducted into the company’s President’s Club.
The award winners include:
Branch-of-the-Year: Stephen Lovecchio of Mandeville, La.
Rookie-of-the-Year: Buffy Doiron of the Port Arthur, Texas branch was selected for writing a substantial amount of new business and becoming the top new producing TWFG branch.
President’s Club: Seven agents who have grown their TWFG businesses into multi-million dollar operations were inducted into TWFG President’s Club: Stephen Lovecchio, Mandeville, La.; Anthony Voiron, Metairie, La.; Ricky Rogers, Metairie, La.; Kelly Lee, Lake Charles, La.; Jenny Xu, Houston; Carlton Kon, Houston; and Brian Johnson, Humble, Texas.
Life and Health Awards: With renewed emphasis on life insurance and health insurance to provide even more options to clients, TWFG has instituted a $10K and $25K Life and Health Insurance Club based on premiums written in each category.
Two agents immediately achieved membership in the Life and Health group: Brian Johnson of Humble, Texas and Susan Stover of Kingwood, Texas, earned entry into the $25K Club.
Seven agents placed in the $10K Club: Helayne Warschaw, Ventura, Calif.; Carlton Kon, Houston, Texas; Mark Bartlett, Fremont, Calif.; Tom Blasutta, Grand Prairie, Texas; Jason Schmitz, The Woodlands, Texas; John Sparks, Huffman, Texas; and Marilyn Randazzo, Pflugerville, Texas.
The Life Insurance Agent-of-the-Year is Rosalie Gonzalez from San Pedro, Calif., and the Health Insurance Agent-of-the-Year is Kathy Morrison from TWFG’s home office in The Woodlands, Texas.
Source: TWFG
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