FIRST Insurance Funding appoints two new relationship managers
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FIRST Insurance Funding appoints two new relationship managers
Duo will be integral in bolstering the company’s premium finance efforts
Insurance News
By
Kenneth Araullo
FIRST Insurance Funding, a division of Lake Forest Bank & Trust Company, NA, has announced the addition of two new relationship managers to its sales team.
Kira Butler (pictured above, left) and Christian Cole (pictured above, right) will focus on strengthening client relationships and expanding FIRST’s footprint in the premium finance market.
Butler joins the Southeast team with over 16 years of experience in the insurance industry. Her background includes roles in marketing, product training, and business development at Burns & Wilcox and Southern Fidelity Capitol Preferred.
Based in Miami, Butler will bring her extensive knowledge of insurance products and marketing to her new position at FIRST. Butler expressed her enthusiasm for joining the company, noting that she values the organization’s client-focused approach.
Cole will be part of FIRST’s West team, bringing more than 20 years of experience in premium finance. His expertise spans new business development, agency relations, and underwriting, gained from previous positions at BankDirect Capital Finance and Capital Premium Financing.
Cole, who resides in Draper, Utah, emphasized the appeal of FIRST’s commitment to both its employees and clients, citing the company’s wide range of products and services as a key factor in his decision to join.
Jim Miller, chief sales and marketing officer at FIRST, said that the company is excited to welcome Butler and Cole. He highlighted their extensive sales experience as a valuable asset in FIRST’s ongoing efforts to grow its presence in the West and Southeast regions.
FIRST Insurance Funding, part of Lake Forest Bank & Trust Company, NA, is one of the largest premium finance companies in North America, financing more than $14 billion in loans annually.
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