Choice names Hilb chairman, adds Harrow as EVP
By Mia MacGregor
May 27 - (The Insurer) - Virginia-based broker Choice Financial Group has named CEO Bob Hilb to the additional role of chairman, and appointed Joe Harrow as executive vice president of the Mid-Atlantic.
Hilb joined the company in 2021 and was promoted to CEO in 2022. His career includes leadership roles at Hilb & Partners, The Plexus Groupe, Hilb Group and Dahlgren Investments.
Harrow will focus on Maryland, Washington D.C., West Virginia, North Carolina and South Carolina in his new role.
He joins from VersAbility Resources, where he spent two years as chief development officer. Before that, he held roles at Towne Insurance and founded Middle Peninsula Insurance.
Earlier this month, Choice Financial Group announced that it had promoted Troy Dillow to president and chief operating officer.
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