CRC Group boosts Los Angeles operations
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CRC Group boosts Los Angeles operations
Move hot on the heels of NY addition
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By
Terry Gangcuangco
Wholesale specialty insurance distributor CRC Group has hired Matthew Azzara (pictured) as professional lines broker for Los Angeles.
Azzara, who brings nearly two decades of expertise in management liability to CRC Group, transitions from a regional role in which he led a management liability commercial division for North America. His appointment comes hot on the heels of Vince Colosimo’s arrival as executive vice president in the New York City downtown office.
David Alferez, a director at CRC Group, expressed high expectations for Azzara’s contribution to the team.
“With Matthew’s deep understanding of the complex world of management liability and stellar track record of delivering exceptional results and cultivating strong relationships, we are confident his insights will further enhance the services and support we provide to our clients,” Alferez said in an emailed release.
Azzara – whose credentials include stints at AIG, Zurich, Nationwide, and Allianz – shared his enthusiasm about joining the business, saying: “I’m excited to begin this new journey with CRC’s LA ExecPro team. I look forward to working together to drive growth for CRC on the East Coast and help our retail partners navigate the ever-changing landscape of the financial lines and cyber marketplace.”
Despite being a key addition to the Los Angeles office, Azzara will operate out of New York, underscoring CRC Group’s flexible approach to talent across regions.
CRC Group is manned by 5,100 professionals in the US and Canada, managing more than $40 billion in annual premiums across property and casualty, employee benefits, life, annuities, and long-term care.
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