13 January 2021Insurance

CRC eyes transportation binding business growth in 2021 with new director

US wholesale broker CRC Group has promoted Stewart Brown to regional director for the company’s transportation binding division, responsible for overseeing a newly created region including Texas and California.

Based in Seattle, he will be responsible for leading the Dallas, Fort Worth, Houston, and Fresno transportation binding teams as well continuing to work with his existing clients.

He will be dedicated to growing CRC’s transportation binding’s book of business and will represent CRC transportation binding with key markets to assist with its expansion and gain more market support.

Brown joined CRC as a casualty and transportation broker in 2003. He has more than 25 years of primary transportation experience, and specialises in primary liability fleet business, both for-hire and business, public auto

West McAdams, president CRC binding, said: “Over the past year plus, we have invested in new transportation binding talent across the country, through both hiring and acquisitions, while at the same time investing in technology to make our teams more efficient. Expanding Stewart’s role will help us to better support CRC Transportation Binding’s growth goals for 2021 and beyond. We’re very excited to have Stewart lead the Southwest.”

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