Insurance brokerage firm TrueNorth Companies has made a number of changes to its leadership roster as it looks to secure its position as a legacy company and a broker of choice.
The following leadership advancements and transitions have been announced, effective this January:
According to a release issued by TrueNorth, these leadership appointments were done in support of the firm’s strategic plans and continued growth,
“We have taken executive-level stability to heart as we prepare TrueNorth for everything the future holds,” said Jason Smith, TrueNorth’s chief executive officer. “It’s a privilege and an honor to announce some significant leadership advancements that will serve to fuel and strengthen TrueNorth’s planned trajectory in the years and decades to come.”
Along with its officer appointments, TrueNorth also revealed the following internal promotions that have taken effect this month:
Headquartered in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, TrueNorth is a closely privately held risk management and insurance brokerage firm with 15 offices in seven states. It previously acquired Denver-area agency Jewell Insurance, as well as Gateway Insurance Services in Ames and Iowa Falls.