David Disiere, CEO of the Dallas-based managing general agency Deep South Insurance Group, plans to leave that position.
In 2008, QBE U.S. Agencies, a longtime partner of Deep South and a subsidiary of QBE Insurance Group purchased Deep South from Disiere for $190 million. Since closing the sale in June 2008, Disiere has continued to serve as the company’s CEO to ensure a successful transition.
Disiere took over as CEO in 1987, eventually moving Deep South to its current headquarters in Dallas and growing operations across the country. He charted a course turning Deep South from a small family-owned business into one of the most successful insurance MGA’s in the nation. Starting with three employees, Deep South now has more than 400 employees today with nine regional offices across the United States.
Announcing his plans, Disiere said it was time to “move on to other opportunities.”
Source: Deep South Insurance Group
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