Reflecting the community it serves is the goal of this U.S. military veteran-owned agency based in greater Washington, D.C., where CSRs collectively speak eight languages and the commercial lines account manager is on active duty with the National Guard.
After major surgery and a nine-week chemotherapy regimen, Heath Ritenour saw the learning opportunity his ailments presented to him. Now, he’s cancer-free and continues to provide his employees “freedom from the corporate nonsense.”
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