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Posted: June 23, 2014
Eisenberg of Evergreen Insurance & Risk Management promoted to senior broker
According to Evergreen Insurance & Risk Management, Mark Eisenberg has been promoted to senior broker. Eisenberg joined Evergreen in 2012 as a licensed agent at the commercial real estate insurance agency.
Eisenberg now represents many big property management companies and building owners in N.Y.C. and neighboring states. He is currently the insurance broker for 227 buildings where the majority of them are located in N.Y.C.
Prior to joining Evergreen Insurance, Eisenberg worked at AWS (Advantage Wholesale Supply), a maintenance supply company who services the New York City building industry, as one of the top salesmen in the company.
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