Seattle-based Safeco’s director Paul Skinner resigned from the company last week citing personal reasons, as stated in a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
According to the Dow Jones Newswire, Skinner’s resignation was due to personal burdens on his time resulting from the business. Skinner had been a Safeco board member since 1988.
According to the SEC filing, Skinner is expected to enter into a consulting arrangement with the company.
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