Illinois R.B. Jones Opens Denver Office
Illinois R.B. Jones, a Kaufman Group Company, announced the addition of a new office in Denver. The announcement was made by Chairman, President and CEO Alan Jay Kaufman.
The Illinois R.B. Jones Denver office will be under the direction of Morris Nelson, former president of Colorado Western Insurance Company, and Barry Starbuck, former vice president – underwriting of Colorado Western Insurance Company.
Illinois R.B. Jones of Denver will service the increased demand for the recreational general liability and property market. The business will be written nationwide and distributed through select general agents. The office will write property, liability and inland marine coverages for recreational activities of all kinds, including outfitters/guides, commercial equine activities, recreational equipment rental, water rafting, rodeos and special events.
Illinois R.B. Jones of Denver is located at Suite 3100, 7936 East Arapahoe Court, Centennial, CO 80112. Contact Nelson at (720) 529 3044, or Starbuck at (720) 529 3043. Fax (720) 529 3041.
Founded in 1905, Illinois R.B. Jones, a wholly owned subsidiary of the Kaufman Group Company, specializes in providing specialty lines coverage to agents and wholesalers nationwide. Illinois R.B. Jones continues to expand, adding offices to offer specialized service including an Atlanta office in 2004.
Founded in 1969, H.W. Kaufman Financial Group Inc., is recognized nationally for its specialty insurance companies including expertise in excess/surplus lines, professional and commercial liability, personal lines, property, reinsurance and premium financing. The Group includes amongst its subsidiaries Illinois R. B. Jones as well as Burns & Wilcox. The Farmington Hills, Mich-based national specialty insurance wholesaler, underwriter and managing general agent serves more than 30,000 agents through its network of 32 offices in 23 states.
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