Cameron Crabbe
Senior Underwriter
Getting a full picture of a policyholder's safety program requires effort, but for Cameron, it's part of being a good partner. The more information he has to work with, the more he can do for the agent.
They're friendly, prepared and experienced —
and what they know helps your agency do more.
They may be our employees, but they’re part of your team. These are just a few of the dedicated professionals working behind the scenes to provide agents with exceptional service and the resources you need.
Getting a full picture of a policyholder's safety program requires effort, but for Cameron, it's part of being a good partner. The more information he has to work with, the more he can do for the agent.
Scott Bain and his crew are your clients’ personal connection to safety. They visit workplaces, identify risks and recommend improvements and resources to enhance that company’s safety program. With Texas Mutual, workplace safety earns dividends and that helps you keep good clients with your agency.
Texas Mutual’s community affairs program provides grants, funding and other support for organizations across Texas. Our close agent-provider relationships help us learn how we can make a difference. As Jackie Sekiguchi explains, it’s one of the benefits of having such strong partnerships with agents like you.
Felishia Redd isn’t just taking your call — she’s part of your team. When you call Texas Mutual, you’re contacting the number one workers’ comp provider in Texas — but you’re talking to Felishia. And that means you get the answers you need.
COVID-19 has changed a lot of things — but not our relationships with you. Jeff Sekiguchi is part of a team of individuals who are focused on helping your agency be more productive, more profitable and more responsive to your clients.
Quan Cosby sees Texas Mutual’s dividend program as an opportunity to help employers earn back a portion of their premium. It’s a win for his clients—and it scores points at renewal time. For Quan, partnering with Texas Mutual is a win because we reward businesses for their safe practices.
Building real relationships with our agents is an essential part of what we do. Agents make our business work, and Courtney Palmer is one of the many Texas Mutual employees committed to providing the kind of resources, information, and warm, helpful service that agents expect.
Sure, agents need continuing education credits to keep their licenses up to date, but that doesn’t mean learning has to be dull. Texas Mutual trainer Tai Williams makes agent training fun and even funny. Sessions like these are part of Texas Mutual's ongoing commitment to providing agency training for agents.
Chances are you don’t know Carisa Escobedo-Garcia. You’ve never seen her compiling reports and analyzing data to identify trends and areas of need to help you do business with us. No, you might never meet Carisa, but she works for you.