Global Marine Insurance Hires Pacific Northwest Yacht Specialist

Jun 22, 2015 | Blog Post, News, Ticket | 0 comments

Traverse City company expands new Seattle office to serve yachters

logoTRAVERSE CITY, MI – Global Marine Insurance is proud to announce that veteran Pacific Northwest finance and insurance manager, Holly Tillotson, has joined the company’s Seattle office as the new West Coast yacht insurance specialist.

Holly will share the office with Gregg Reynolds, the West Coast marine business Insurance specialist for Global Marine Insurance.

Holly Tillotson“I look forward to utilizing my experience to provide comprehensive insurance coverage for Global Marine Insurance clients,” says Holly, who brings with her 23 years of marine experience, first with Olympic Boat Centers from 1992 to 2008 and then with the largest marine dealership of Sea Ray boats and yachts on the West Coast.

When she’s not helping clients with their yacht insurance needs, Holly enjoys spending time with her husband, Darrin, and her daughter Zoe. An avid boater, Holly owns a 205 Sport Sea Ray.

The Seattle office opened in the fall of 2014 in the heart of the Northwest’s business district to better serve commercial and recreational boaters and yacht enthusiasts on the West Coast. It is located at 1500 Westlake Ave N, Suite 114, Seattle WA 98109.

Global Marine Insurance was founded in Michigan in 1989 and has grown steadily, providing personal marine insurance to boat and yacht owners, and in more recent years, Commercial Marine Insurance to boat dealers, manufacturers, boatyards, marinas, watersport schools, yacht clubs and other marine-related businesses. Most recently, the company announced the launch of a new Private Risk business division based in Traverse City, MI.

The company currently employs more than 30 specialists across the US with remote offices in Norfolk, Virginia, Miami, Florida, ; Seattle, Washington and Dallas, Texas.

NOTE TO EDITORS: Media interested in more information are welcome to contact Erica Buck by phone at 800-748-0224 or email EBuck@globalmarineinsurance.com. Website: www.globalmarineinsurance.com

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