Integro has announced that Frank Kinnett has joined the company to lead the firm’s insurance brokerage operations in the Southeast from a newly established office in Atlanta. Kinnett is joined by Quill O. Healey, who will serve as senior advisor. Both have been elected managing principals of Integro.
Kinnett has been active in the business, insurance and investment communities in the Southeast for more than 30 years, most recently serving as managing director of Marsh. He also served as chairman and CEO of The London Agency Inc., president and CEO of Sedgwick of Georgia, and founder of Kinnett and Boyd Inc., a firm specializing in mergers and acquisitions of insurance companies and brokerage firms.
Healey is a former chairman and CEO of Sedgwick North America, serving on the executive committee, as well as on the board of Sedgwick, Limited in London. Throughout his career, has held executive level positions with Marsh, Fred S. James and Parker and Co. of Georgia.
In addition, Peter Garvey, president of Integro, has announced the hiring of Keith Bell, David Finnis and James Martin as managing principals in the Atlanta office.
Martin most recently served as president of Arthur J. Gallagher in Atlanta. He has more than 20 years of sales, marketing and service experience in complex property and casualty programs. He has also held senior positions with Aon Risk Services of Georgia Inc., Frank B. Hall of Ohio Inc. and Marsh.
Finnis joins Integro after serving as Aon Atlanta director of National Property Syndication. He has experience as a global property broker, having held positions with other major brokerage firms, including Marsh. He has experience placing insurance for global property, as well as healthcare, real estate and retail industry accounts.
Bell held the position of executive vice president of Arthur J. Gallagher and Co. of Georgia prior to joining Integro. His 25-year career includes serving as executive vice president with Aon Risk Services of Georgia and Minet Inc. He specializes in placement of large property and casualty coverages.
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