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Outside the Region: Tracy joins AmTrust Title Insurance Co. a new as national agency sales representative

Bella Vista, AR According to AmTrust Title Insurance Co., Jon Tracy, an industry veteran with nearly 30 years of title industry experience, has joined the company to expand agencies across America. Tracy’s primary focus will be development and support of multistate agencies located across the U.S. as a national agency sales representative.

Tracy will work closely with Tom Klein, senior vice president /national agency manager and manager for Mid-Atlantic agency units.

“Jon’s skills and experience will significantly enhance our mandate to rapidly expand our agency business,” said Klein.

“We are seriously focused on developing a solid presence throughout the U.S.,” said Jason Gordon, president of AmTrust Title, “and in line with our corporate strategy to grow our business nationwide, we are fortifying operations everywhere with strong leaders, experienced negotiators, and talented professionals. Jon fits that description, and he is the ideal candidate to fortify and expand our multistate and large agencies throughout the country.”

Prior to joining AmTrust Title, Tracy served as the director of the real property department for the county of Henrico, Virginia for over eight years. Before that for 21 years, he owned and operated Virginia Escrow & Title company, his own independent title and settlement agency serving the Metro-Richmond area and Virginia.

Tracy earned a BA degree from the University of Richmond and afterwards served his alma mater for three years as a member of the university relations/development staff as assistant director of development, responsible for all phases of annual and capital support programs for the T.C. Williams School of Law.

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