Christian Lasher covers Arizona and Colorado, Meg Mullaney covers New Jersey and Pennsylvania

MIAMI, FLA. (PRWEB) November 07, 2013

North American Title Insurance Co. (NATIC) has added Christian Lasher and Meg Mullaney as state agency managers. Each is responsible for expanding the company’s agency client base – Lasher in Arizona and Colorado, Mullaney in New Jersey and Pennsylvania. NATIC now operates in 34 states and is rapidly expanding.

“Christian and Meg both come from the agency side of the title business, which helps them understand the day-to-day and long-term business needs of our current agents as well as those who may be looking at joining our select agency client base,” said Geoffrey Ginn, Esq., senior vice president, independent agency for NATIC. “Having that experience makes them valuable partners to help those agents build business and differentiate themselves from the competition. They are excellent additions to our independent agency team.”

“NATIC is a name I have known and trusted, and I am thrilled to have my name associated with the company,” said Lasher. “I will take what I know and use it to help grow our brand in Arizona and Colorado.” Lasher is located in Fort Collins, Colo. He has worked for 12 years in business development and sales in the title industry, as well as in the mortgage loan industry, both in Fort Collins and in Bend, Ore.

Lasher holds a bachelor of science degree from the University of Wyoming and worked in sports broadcasting for several years.

Located in Basking Ridge, N.J., Mullaney has worked for nine years in the title industry. “It takes a strong entrepreneurial and creative spirit, backed by reliable service, for title agents to develop a trusting relationship with clients,” she said. “I understand the tremendous effort it takes to develop business, particularly in this difficult market. That perspective helps me work with agents facing those challenges.”

Mullaney has a bachelor of arts degree from Hollins College in Roanoke, Va., as well as a mini-MBA in digital marketing from Rutgers University Center for Management Development. Her work experience also includes two years in Hong Kong, marketing travel insurance to travel agents.

About North American Title Insurance Co. (NATIC)
North American Title Insurance Co. (NATIC) is a seasoned title insurance underwriter, helping title agents to achieve the goal of true business success for over 50 years. NATIC conducts real estate settlement services in 34 states. NATIC earned the reputation as the “underwriter next door,” because their decision makers and associates are easy to reach and their processes are quick and straight forward. The NATIC agency application process is fast and transparent for qualified agents. NATIC has a one-hour underwriting response guarantee that is unparalleled in the industry.

NATIC is the largest capitalized company in Peer Group 2, which groups companies with capitalization between $25,000,000 and $100,000,000 as determined by Kroll Bond Rating Agency, Inc. NATIC is ranked 8th by The Performance of the Title Insurance Underwriters© in terms of cash or cash equivalents. North American Title Insurance Co. maintains over $82,000,000* in cash or marketable securities. This represents over 94 percent of the company’s assets and is characteristic of the most important attribute to title protection, namely, financial responsibility.

Demotech, Inc. awarded NATIC a rating of: A' (A Prime) Unsurpassed. A.M Best rated B++ (Good). NATIC is headquartered in Miami, Fla. To learn more, visit http://www.natic.com.
*As of 6/30/2013.

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