Choice Financial Group names Dillow president and COO
By Mia MacGregor
May 8 - (The Insurer) - Virginia-based insurance broker Choice Financial Group has promoted Troy Dillow to president and chief operating officer.
Dillow became part of the organization in 2021, initially joining as its first merger partner following the acquisition of Bernier Insurance, where he served as president for nearly 10 years.
Most recently, he held the position of executive vice president of operations and carrier relations.
In his new role, Dillow will be responsible for leading Choice's day-to-day operations, executing strategic initiatives and ensuring alignment across its network of partner agencies.
In February, Choice announced that it had appointed Jon Pace as chief growth officer and executive vice president.
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