Allied Insurance Brokers, a retail property/casualty insurance broker in Pittsburgh, has promoted Jeff McGeary to president. McGeary will also be responsible for Allied’s underwriting and wholesale division known as Ascinsure Specialty Risk.
McGeary has been with Allied for over 25 years, most recently as executive vice president and head of retail sales. He is also a shareholder of Allied and a member of its board of directors.
McGeary succeeds company founder, and now former president, Marty O’Brien who is moving into the newly created chairman and CEO position. O’Brien founded Allied in 1982.
Allied is an insurance broker focused on serving the Crane, Rental Equipment and Party Goods, Concrete Pumping, Scaffold, Wood Products, and Non-profit & Health and Human Services industries.
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