New VP brings "expansive personal lines knowledge" to the role
By Ryan Smith
Nov 22, 2023 Share
Brown & Brown has announced the appointment of Caitlin Rascelles as retail vice president and national personal lines leader.
In her new role, Rascelles will be responsible for growing the company’s personal lines business. She will report to Brown & Brown retail senior leaders Rich Knudson and Mike Keeby.
“We are excited to enhance our personal lines team and continue to invest in delivering robust solutions to our customers,” Keeby said. “Caitlin’s experience, coupled with her expansive personal lines knowledge, will benefit our teammates and customers.”
“Caitlin is a proven leader who has been continuously recognized for her ability to develop critical relationships, both internally and externally, that lead to significant business results,” Knudson said. “We look forward to leveraging this skill to lead our personal lines team to greater collaboration and continued growth.”
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Rascelles joins Brown & Brown from PURE Insurance, where she ran the Scottsdale, Ariz., office and oversaw growth and profit for 13 states.
Rascelles holds a BA in marketing from the University of Buffalo, an associate’s degree in commercial underwriting, an associate’s degree in general insurance, and an Effective Communication certificate from Cornell ILR School.
Last month, Brown & Brown finalized its acquisition of UK-headquartered Kentro Capital Limited. The firm also recently announced the appointment of Mike Bruce as its CEO for Europe.
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