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Management
Stephen Doucette, CEO. Mr.
Doucette is the Company Founder, with close to 35 years experience in personal
lines insurance. Prior to joining
Milwaukee Insurance in 1983 Mr. Doucette founded and ran an insurance
agency. He left Milwaukee Insurance,
where he was CEO, to found Great Northwest’s predecessor business in 1992 and
built an approximately $25 million book of personal lines business in multiple
states. Through its acquisition of HIG
and HIG’s 21,000 homeowners’ policies, the Company almost doubled its size in
2006. The transaction took less than three
weeks to close from the time of entering into discussions and all policies were
integrated onto Great Northwest’s technology platform in fewer than 7 days.
Char Moriarity, COO of HIG. Ms. Moriarity has over 31 years of industry
experience. She worked with Mr. Doucette
at Milwaukee Insurance and is an original employee of the Company. Ms. Moriarity played a key role in the design
of the Company’s technology and operating systems.
Maurice Chew, CFO. Mr. Chew
has 25 years of experience in the property and casualty insurance industry and
joined Great Northwest in 2008. Prior to
joining Great Northwest, Mr. Chew was Chief Financial Officer for three
companies of OneBeacon Insurance Group.
Mark Crutcher, Chief
Marketing Officer. Mr. Crutcher has 8
years of experience in the property and casualty insurance industry and joined
Great Northwest in 2008. Prior to
joining Great Northwest, Mr. Crutcher led the effort at Progressive to launch its
Progressive Drive Insurance brand for independent agents and has extensive
marketing and product management experience.
Mike Livermore, Vice President of Claims. Mr. Livermore has 20 years of experience in
the property and casualty insurance industry and joined Great Northwest in July
2009. Prior to joining Great Northwest,
Mr. Livermore was a multi-state Claims Manager at Progressive responsible for
claims operations in Minnesota, Wisconsin and Iowa. Mr. Livermore oversaw approximately 550
employees, 33 claims branches and $620 million in annual written premium.
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