Epic adds Keith from Lockton as Mid-Atlantic president
By Michael Loney
June 5 - (The Insurer) - Epic Insurance Brokers & Consultants has appointed Chris Keith as president for the Mid-Atlantic region, with the new hire joining the broker after almost 11 years at Lockton.
In his new role, Keith will be responsible for strategic leadership across the Mid-Atlantic, driving growth, market expansion and client service excellence.
Keith has more than 25 years of experience serving clients across multiple industries and products, including aviation and aerospace, healthcare risk management and owner-controlled insurance programs.
Philadelphia-based Keith was most recently managing partner at Lockton Northeast. He joined Lockton in 2014 after holding roles at The Graham Company, CSL Behring, Deloitte and Unisys.
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