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Posted: July 15, 2013
Industry veteran Davison appointed SVP of AssureLease LLC
AssureLease LLC has revealed the appointment of Randy Davison as SVP. Davison will be located in the New York office and be responsible for the Program Management of individual clients as well as the liaison to the insurance company and broker relationships.
Davison has 25 years in the insurance industry specializing in the stewardship of large insurance programs .
"We are delighted that Randy will be joining the firm. Randy brings a vast array of insurance experience to the team. His addition will give us more insight with our insuring partners, added leverage with our strategic broker network and increased education for our valued clients," said Andrew Loughrane, president of AssureLease.
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