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AmTrust Title hires Adamski and Giarrusso as sales representatives

Manhattan, NY According to AmTrust Title Insurance Co., two of its new sales representatives, William Adamski and Mark Giarrusso, both vice presidents, have joined the company charged with the mandate of expanding AmTrust’s brand through new business development in the greater New York metro area.

The pair are the most recent vice presidents to join following the additions of Matthew Emanuelo and Michael Kantor hired earlier this year, along with Michael Ehrhardt, who was just promoted from assistant vice president to vice president.

“We are expanding our title services throughout the country and are very excited to welcome aboard this diverse mix of talented professionals who are dedicated to our corporate objectives,” said Steven Napolitano, executive vice president of AmTrust Title Insurance Co.

William Adamski,
AmTrust Title Insurance Co.

 

Mark Giarrusso,
AmTrust Title Insurance Co.

 

Prior to joining, Adamski was a sales associate focused on customer relations and in-house training as a specialist with a Florida-based golfing enterprise, and earlier he was in guest services promoting the opening of Hilton Hotel’s new property in Melville. He earned a BS degree from Loyola University of Maryland and spent a semester abroad at University College Cork, Cork Ireland.

With a background in title insurance, real estate development, project management and financing, Giarrusso was formerly a sales associate for New York City-based abstract title insurance company.  Earlier he financed real estate projects for Buffalo, NY-based Largo Capital, and before that, was an executive with South Carolina-based Pelican Dunes, LLC, where he developed private spec homes, apartment complexes, and town homes.  He earned a BA degree from Messiah College in Mechanicsburg, PA.

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