FBinsure, a division of Patriot Growth Insurance Services, LLC, has announced the promotion of Tom Rogers (pictured above) to chief executive officer.
As part of the transition, former CEO Russel Martorana will shift into a consulting role after leading the firm for 30 years. Executive vice president Mark Cuddy will also serve as a consultant during the leadership transition.
Rogers, who has been with FBinsure for 24 years, most recently served as chief growth officer. Since joining the agency in 2001, he has managed sales and technology functions before taking on a broader leadership role focused on company culture, core values, and business growth.
Martorana, who has been with FBinsure since 1979, will continue as a partner and consultant, providing mentorship and strategic guidance. The leadership transition follows a succession plan developed over the past decade to maintain the company’s long-term growth.
Cuddy, who joined FBinsure in 2011 following the merger of Attleboro Agency Richardson-Cuddy Insurance, where he served as president, will also remain with the company as a consultant. With 40 years of industry experience, he will continue contributing to the agency’s strategic development.
In his new position, Rogers will lead FBinsure alongside president Nicole Martorana. The company has 140 employees serving a client base of over 35,000 P&C clients in Southeastern Massachusetts and Rhode Island across 13 locations.
FBinsure’s locations include Taunton, Attleboro, Middleboro, Dighton, Rehoboth, New Bedford, Dartmouth, Fall River, Avon, Waquoit, Providence, Cumberland and Warwick.
In 2024, both Patriot and FBinsure expanded with the acquisition of Rhode Island-based Maggiacomo Insurance, Hanuschak Insurance, and Gilmartin Insurance. The deal brought FBinsure’s total acquisitions to 17 since 2008 and expanded its footprint into Rhode Island. It also strengthened Patriot’s property-casualty insurance capabilities in New England.
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