SUNZ Insurance Co. of St. Petersburg, Fla., has gained the rights to provide workers’ compensation in four more states within the southern half of the country. The added states are Louisiana, Mississippi, Texas and Arizona.
SUNZ, which is five years old, began by providing workers’ compensation programs to various professional employer organizations and staffing companies within the state of Florida. In mid 2009, the executive management team decided to implement a strategic growth plan to take the company to a regional next level.
In April of this year, SUNZ announced the addition of Kentucky, Tennessee, Arkansas, Alabama and Georgia.
Scott Robertson, president of SUNZ Insurance Company said, “Day in and day out, we are working diligently to secure licenses in states throughout the country; however, we are primarily focused on securing the lower half of the U.S. as part of our strategic growth plan.”
Since 2009, SUNZ has increased its coverage area by nine states and the company says it has no plans of stopping there.
Topics Workers' Compensation
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