Mar 28, 2017
Mosaic Insurance Alliance is celebrating its Seven year anniversary and reveals some of its big wins and challenges it faced getting this far. More information on the business can be found at Www.mosaicia.com
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Lynnwood, United States - March 28, 2017 /PressCable/ —
Mosaic Insurance Alliance is celebrating their 7th Anniversary, which commemorates seven fast-paced and fantastic years in business. This is a huge milestone for the Lynnwood, Washington-based insurance business, which has provided insurance to Value-Conscious Home and Auto owners since 2010.
Mosaic Insurance Alliance got it’s start in 2010 when founder Paul Pukis and Amy Drewel disappointed with the captive agent side of the business where their commitment was required to stay with the insurance company, not with their clients. The business founders knew a better option was out there and took a leap of faith when they started their independent agency from scratch.
One of the earliest challenges Mosaic Insurance Alliance faced was learning the different variations of all the home and auto insurance companies they now represented. Every client has different coverage needs because every client’s lifestyle is different. And, each company is unique with the protection options available to home insurance and auto insurance clients.
While every business of course faces challenges, some, like Mosaic Insurance Alliance are fortunate enough to enjoy real successes, wins and victories, too. Once such victory came when it was a pleasant surprise to learn how many of their clients love doing business with them as advisors, true insurance consultants, not based on the one company they represented as captive agents.
Paul Pukis , Owner at Mosaic Insurance Alliance was also quoted when discussing another big win. “One of the high points of Mosaic Insurance Alliance’s history so far was being recognized by three different auto and home insurance companies as the fastest growing independent agency in Washington, Oregon, and Idaho.”
Mosaic Insurance Alliance’s Founders, Paul Pukis and Amy Drewel say “We’re delighted to be celebrating seven years in this noble profession. Not everyone can claim to rebuild lives when disaster strikes. The secret to getting this far in business today is constantly looking out for clients by finding the best value and Mosaic is in a phenomenal position to take great care of all auto, home, and business insurance clients during these volatile pricing times.”
Mosaic Insurance Alliance currently consists of 12 employees and has big plans for the upcoming year. One of their core objectives is to maintain their first-in-class growth rate by helping more Washington neighbors save money on top-notch coverage. This year their goal is to add three more Personal Protection Advisors to keep up with providing World-Class service to all their home and auto insurance clients.
Mosaic Insurance Alliance would also like to thank friends, customers, and all its referral partners for their well wishes on this happy occasion.
More information on the business can be found at www.mosaicia.com.
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Contact Info:
Name: Paul Pukis
Email: [email protected]
Organization: Mosaic Insurance Alliance
Address: 2122 164th St SW Ste 301, Lynnwood, WA 98087, United States
Phone: +1-425-320-4280
For more information, please visit http://www.mosaicia.com
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 181127
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