Inszone names VPs of Utah, Colorado, Iowa and Illinois to support growth
By Mia MacGregor
April 9 - (The Insurer) - Inszone Insurance Services has announced a series of leadership promotions aimed at strengthening its regional operations and supporting continued expansion across the U.S.
Layne Bowen has been promoted to vice president of Utah. Formerly the owner of LA Bowen Insurance in Orem, Utah, Bowen joined Inszone through acquisition.
Scott Ligouri has been appointed vice president of Colorado, where he will oversee Inszone’s operations. Ligouri, previously CEO and owner of Loft and Co, succeeds Ann-Marie Delmonte, who transitions to her new role as commercial sales team manager for Colorado.
Brian Cook has been named vice president of Iowa & strategic partnerships. Formerly the chief operating officer and owner of Loft and Co, Cook will focus on enhancing efficiency across Iowa while strengthening strategic partnerships on a national scale.
Jared Strong has been promoted to vice president of Illinois. He previously served as vice president of staff development.
Max Cusator will step into the role of staff development manager, where he will lead the company’s training and professional development initiatives.
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