CHICAGO, Aug. 31, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- Hub International Limited (Hub), a leading global insurance brokerage, announced today Roy Taylor, President of the Western Region for HUB, is retiring effective January 1, 2018 after a successful 14 year career with the company.
During his tenure with HUB, Mr. Taylor guided the growth of Hub California from a base of $42M operation in 2004 to one that is in excess of $300M in 2017. In addition, he presided over the substantial growth of all the hubs that make up the Western Region including offices in California, Oregon, Washington and Alaska.
"Roy Taylor epitomizes everything that has made HUB successful and unique. He is a consummate professional, a fabulous team player, and just an all-around great guy," stated Martin P. Hughes, Chairman and CEO, HUB International.
Mr. Taylor, commenting on his retirement said, "Being with HUB these last 14 years has been the highlight and most rewarding part of my career. I came to HUB with the acquisition of Talbot Insurance from Safeco Insurance Company in 2004, and I was immediately welcomed and made to feel as if I was an integral part of the team. The environment was predicated on teamwork and collaboration and I found it to be incredibly uplifting. It didn't hurt that we had a tremendous amount of success along the way."
Although he is retiring, Mr. Taylor plans to stay connected to the organization by participating in an advisory capacity for the foreseeable future.
About Hub International
Headquartered in Chicago, IL, Hub International Limited is a leading global insurance brokerage that provides property and casualty, life and health, employee benefits, investment and risk management products and services from offices located throughout North America. For more information, please visit hubinternational.com.
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