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GERMANTOWN MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
GERMANTOWN MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
Germantown, Wisconsin
50-99 employees
Germantown Mutual Insurance Company has been an important business in Wisconsin for over 150 years. On April 1, 1854, just six years after Wisconsin had received its statehood, the Germantown Farmers Mutual Insurance Company was established as the first mutual insurance company in Wisconsin. The original officers and agents were prominent local leaders and dedicated to the development of the Germantown area. As the company grew, its office was housed in a number of different locations in Germantown. The newest building was completed in 1997 and allows for continued expansion. The need for the new office building was a direct result of the continued growth and prosperity of Germantown Mutual Insurance Company. In the last few years the company has added several new lines of business such as Auto, Businessowners, and Farm. Through multiple mergers, it has acquired five other insurance companies: City of Waukesha Mutual, Cedarburg Mutual, Lakeland Mutual, Menomonee Mutual and Retail Lumbermens Mutual. As a result of the acquisitions and new lines of business, Germantown Mutual has grown from a $5,000,000 company in 1993 to just over $50,000,000 in Written Premium in 2015.
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Market Leading
EMPLOYER HEALTH CARE ALLIANCE COOPERATIVE
EMPLOYER HEALTH CARE ALLIANCE COOPERATIVE
Madison, Wisconsin
50-99 employees
The Alliance serves as the voice for self-funded employers who want more control over their costs. We provide transparent, creative approaches to network and benefit plan design to unlock savings where others can’t – or won’t – using Smarter Networks and sophisticated data mining and analysis. As a not-for-profit cooperative, The Alliance is employer-owned and remains a trusted, objective partner for employers and their brokers who seek improved access to high-quality healthcare. We work with more than 340 employers across the Midwest and contract with over 38,000 healthcare providers and specialists in the region. Our goal is to help employers better manage their healthcare costs while emphasizing value and creating healthier, more engaged workforces. The Alliance is celebrating 30 years as a mission-driven and member-owned not-for-profit cooperative.
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WISCONSIN COMPENSATION RATING BUREAU
WISCONSIN COMPENSATION RATING BUREAU
Waukesha, Wisconsin
25-49 employees
Established by Wisconsin Statute, the Wisconsin Compensation Rating Bureau is responsible for calculating workers compensation rates, experience modifiers, reviewing rule and/or endorsements pertaining to workers compensation in the state of Wisconsin. In addition, the WCRB manages the workers compensation pool and serves as a data collection agency for the Department of Workforce Development.
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CARING COMMUNITIES SHARED SERVICES
CARING COMMUNITIES SHARED SERVICES
Libertyville, Illinois
25-49 employees
Together. We Connect. Caring Communities is the leading insurance and risk management solution committed to the non-profit senior housing and care industry. Together. We Share. Membership represents a strategic opportunity in contrast to an annual insurance buying decision. Member-owners invest in and own their risks exclusively with other senior housing and care providers, all known to one another. They have common interests, commitments and incentives, and thereby are directly rewarded by sharing in the profits of the company, based on performance: the greater share to the best performers. Together. We Enrich Lives. Members work together in providing the safest environments and practices for their residents and employees. Caring Communities is a full service insurance management company, a risk retention group registered in all 50 states and domiciled in Washington, D.C., and an insurance company domiciled in the Cayman Islands. Both insurance companies are rated by A.M. Best as A (Excellent). Members include 30% of Leading Age/Zieglers’ Top 100. Caring Communities Members have access to enterprise wide risk management educational training and resources. Just another reason Caring Communities is More Than Insurance. Learn more at www.caringcomm.org.
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COURI INSURANCE AGENCY INC.
COURI INSURANCE AGENCY INC.
Waukesha, Wisconsin
50-99 employees
Large, independent insurance agency located in historic downtown Waukesha. Expertise in personal and commercial Property and Casualty insurance. We shop top-rated companies to offer the best coveage at competitive prices. We represent dozens of companies that can tailor coverages based upon the unique characteristics of each client. "Protection for the Unexpected"​
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Market Laggard
LAND TITLE SERVICES, INC.
LAND TITLE SERVICES, INC.
Wauwatosa, Wisconsin
25-49 employees
Land Title Services, along with its sister company Land Closing Services, provides title insurance and closing services throughout Wisconsin. Land Title Services (LTS) and Land Closing Services (LCS) can handle all types of residential and commercial real estate transactions including sales, refinances, purchase mortgages, foreclosures, REO properties, short-sales, and new construction among others. Contact us to have our experienced staff handle your next real estate transaction.
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Market Leading
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AMERICAN ESCROW & CLOSING COMPANY
AMERICAN ESCROW & CLOSING COMPANY
Mchenry, Illinois
25-49 employees
Financial Services Assistant, 2014-2015 Assisted auditing team and maintained detailed information in databases for specific client base. Provided administrative support to 6 relocation auditors. • Database Management. Ensured accurate payroll reporting for >200 clients by maintaining an accurate database system. • Business Process Improvement. Improved operations, organizing client transferee files for auditors to process expenses quickly and efficiently.
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Market Competitive
AMERICAN EQUINE INSURANCE GROUP LTD
AMERICAN EQUINE INSURANCE GROUP LTD
Elgin, Illinois
1-24 employees
American Equine Insurance Group (AEIG) offers a complete line of equestrian mortality, liability, and property coverages for horse owners, professional equestrians, and commercial operations with A rated carriers. AEIG serves the equestrian community through independent insurance brokers nationwide.
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Market Leading
HILL AND STONE INSURANCE AGENCY, INC.
HILL AND STONE INSURANCE AGENCY, INC.
Lake Bluff, Illinois
1-24 employees
Hill & Stone Agency is able to help our clients fulfill a multitude of insurance needs. We are licensed in virtually all 50 States and in addition to home & auto we offer life, health, business and more. We offer a multitude of options at a variety of prices by maintaining relationships with the most respected companies. With more products and a wider selection to choose from, we pride ourselves in being our client’s advocate. Our loyalty is not to any one company, but to you and your family. We have many advanced designations and professional licenses in addition to having over a century of experience within the agency. It is imperative to us that our clients feel comfortable with their insurance and we will provide simple, accurate explanations with more detailed guidance helping you make better, more-informed decisions. Everyone goes through different stages of life. Let us help ensure you have appropriate and sufficient coverage throughout every step.
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THE PENSION SPECIALISTS, LTD.
THE PENSION SPECIALISTS, LTD.
Machesney Park, Illinois
1-24 employees
The Pension Specialists, Ltd. is an independent retirement plan third party administrator. Our goal is to provide clients a highly satisfying initial service experience and to provide an ever-improving service experience into the future. Formed in 1987, we have grown to service over 900 employer retirement plans, with services covering over 30,000 plan participants with over $500 million of retirement plan assets. We consult with clients to implement plans and proactively service our clients to maintain interactive communication, maximize benefits and solve problems. Our in-house staff performs all plan administration. Our growth has resulted from referrals received from CPA's, Attorneys, Banks, Insurance and Investment Brokers seeking third party administration for their clients. We also receive many referrals from clients. The Pension Specialists, Ltd. provides services to many well known companies, which include, Broker Dealers, Investment Firms, CPA Firms, Law Firms, Medical Groups, Hospitals, Engineers, Manufacturers and Retail Businesses. The Pension Specialists, Ltd. 10501 North 2nd Street Machesney Park, IL 61115-1455 Phone: 815.394.5500 Toll Free: 800.963.5501 Fax: 815.399.9324 Email: [email protected]
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Market Leading
ELCO MUTUAL LIFE AND ANNUITY
ELCO MUTUAL LIFE AND ANNUITY
Lake Bluff, Illinois
50-99 employees
Employees Life Company was founded in 1946 and first opened its doors in downtown Chicago, Illinois. Over the course of the past 70 years we have seen many changes, including three moves, two mergers, and one significant name change. Today we are known as ELCO Mutual Life and Annuity and are located in Lake Bluff, IL, which we’ve had the pleasure of calling home for over 35 years. Here at ELCO we define ourselves simply as service, stability and protection. We take pride in the fact that every call is answered by an actual person, a trend that seems to be disappearing. We have been servicing the senior market for over 30 years and plan on continuing that tradition for years to come. We offer an array of products that can be used to help you prepare for retirement, including our line of multi-year guaranteed tax-deferred annuities and our unique portfolio of life products. Why Follow ELCO? Well, we will be posting articles and blogs that relate to our market. We will also provide updates about our rates and recent regulatory changes. Not to mention all of the fun content we post on our site. If you would like to learn more about ELCO, feel free to message us on here or explore our website.
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Market Laggard
MUTUAL REINSURANCE BUREAU
MUTUAL REINSURANCE BUREAU
Cherry Valley, Illinois
1-24 employees
Mutual Re is a reinsurance company organized in 1921 for the sole purpose of diversifying risk for and among insurance companies throughout the United States. We provide reinsurance services primarily to small-to-mid sized mutual insurance companies through the broker market. As a reinsurance underwriting association, Mutual Re maintains over $6 billion in capital available for our clients with joint liability among its five assuming companies: Church Mutual Insurance Company, S.I., Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Company of Michigan, Kentucky Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Company, Encova Insurance (Motorists Mutual Insurance Company), and Renaissance Reinsurance U.S. Inc. Strength In Numbers – Just as mutual insurance companies find stability by partnering with policyholders for mutual benefit, Mutual Re partners with insurance companies to combine as one joint reinsurer for the purpose of diversifying risk for and among insurance companies. For more information about Mutual Re, please visit www.mutualre.com.
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