Inszone names Tracy, Evans, and Saldaña regional presidents throughout the US
By Mia MacGregor
Jan 28 - (The Insurer) - Inszone Insurance Services has made a trio of leadership appointments and named Chris Tracy, Sara Evans, and Francisco Saldaña as regional presidents for California, the Mountain West region, and the Midwest, respectively.
This leadership expansion is aimed at accelerating the company's growth strategy across multiple regions and strengthening its organisational structure, Inszone explained.
Each regional president will report directly to chief revenue officer Pat Grignon.
As regional president of California, Tracy will oversee the company’s largest revenue-generating territory. He joined Inszone in 2018 as a producer and most recently served as vice president, Northern California.
Evans, regional president for the Mountain West region, will oversee Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Utah, New Mexico, Nevada, and Arizona. She joined Inszone in 2019 and most recently served as vice president.
As regional president for the Midwest, Saldaña will oversee Texas, Colorado, Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, and Michigan.
He joins Inszone from USI Insurance Services, where he spent nine years, most recently as partner and regional leader, Southeast P&C.
“Their leadership and expertise will drive our success in their respective regions, strengthen our localised support, and ensure we continue executing our strategic growth initiatives,” said Chris Walters, CEO of Inszone.
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