SFA Brings Ohio and New England Retail Agents Better Access To Specialty Workers’ Compensation Markets
October 15 2007, Newtown, PA – Alternative risk broker and consultant Self-Funded Alternatives has announced an expanded marketing effort to assist retail agents in the State of Ohio and the New England region with their workers’ compensation placements and self insurance services.
Already a professional partner to a number of local retail insurance agencies in both regions, SFA is looking to partner with additional regional agents to offer them access to dozens of specialty alternative risk markets. SFA works with all of the recognized A rated carriers in the areas of excess workers’ compensation, large deductible workers’ compensation and other specialty workers’ compensation risk financing products.
Jeff Bogacki, Managing Director of SFA says “SFA can help retail agents by providing an outsourced service partner with specialized experience and dedicated service teams. We are excited about the opportunity to talk to new contacts in these territories. Our current brokers are very happy with the service provided by our workers’ compensation teams lead by Vince Capaldi and Malika Adams.”
Self-Funded Alternatives is an insurance intermediary specializing in self-insured workers’ compensation programs nationwide. The SFA management team has over 50 years of combined specialized experience in the excess workers’ compensation arena.
Brokers contact:
East Coast: 800-535-7086
West Coast: 800-331-5288
sfainfo@self-fundedalternatives.com
www.self-fundedalternatives.com
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