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Posted: February 10, 2014
Meet the BMAR Member: Arnold Waldman
Arnold Waldman is a third generation insurance professional and a leading industry producer specializing in real estate, garment, and ocean marine insurance. Waldman earned his BA degree from Yeshiva College and the insurance industry designation of CPCU. Waldman began his insurance career at the DiCerbo Agency of the Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company and attended Dale Carnegie Institute where his selling skills were honed. He then joined his father's firm learning all facets of the business. Waldman merged with CBS in 1987.
Waldman is considered an expert in insuring hi-rise commercial urban buildings. Some of his clients are the Sears Towers in Chicago and the Toy Building in Manhattan.
Waldman sits on a number of boards including the Bronx Manhattan Board of Realtors, the UJA South Shore Board and Executive Committee, and the JCC of Greater Five Towns as vice president.
Arnold Waldman * CBS Coverage Group
111 Express Street, Plainview, NY 11803
Phone: (516) 938-9000 * Email: [email protected]
www.cbscoverage.com
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