GE Commercial Insurance Unveils National Masonic Association Program
GE Commercial Insurance announced the launch of a new insurance program created specifically for Masonic Associations.
Thompkins & Company, a full-service, independent agency specializing in Masonic Associations, will underwrite the coverage for property, inland marine, crime, general liability, automobile and excess liability.
“Thompkins is very well aligned with our business strategy because
it maintains strong business practices and philosophies that match
ours,” said Bill Donnell, president of P&C Select, a division of GE
Commercial Insurance. “We are continuing to build our business by
forging strategic alliances with MGAs, which allows us to tap into
niche markets with high growth potential,” he added.
Thompkins & Company, based in Alameda, Calif., currently
provides insurance protection for Masonic organizations. The program
was established in 1950 and is available for Masonic Lodges and
related organizations throughout the United States. Additionally,
Thompkins & Company is licensed in all states and has producer
agreements with one or more agents and brokers in all 50 states.
“Through this partnership, we’re combining the underwriting
expertise of GE Commercial Insurance with the customer service of
Thompkins & Company to deliver a top-notch product to our customers,” said Jack Fullarton, president of Thompkins & Company.
Their combined services include loss prevention, safety
engineering, risk management, rate analysis and claims.
GE Commercial Insurance is a division of Employers Reinsurance
Corporation, a GE company. GE Commercial Insurance serves
clients in property and casualty insurance, professional liability
insurance, healthcare risk management and other commercial risk
management services.
More information on GE Commercial Insurance is available at www.gecommercialinsurance.com .
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