Gary Smith SCS Agency | SCS Insurance Broker – SCSinsuranceinc

Gary M. Smith CPCU executive Vice President of SCS attended the 5 year anniversary celebration of Pure Insurance Company.

This was held on 2/16/12 at their offices in White Plains New York. It was a great evening to be able to meet with the management team of Pure and other agents to discuss the marketplace and Pure’s strategy going forward.

SCS was one of the first and select few agencies that were chosen in the state of new york to represent Pure when they entered the state of New York three years ago.

Pure Insurance is a personal lines reciprocal Insurance Company who targets the high value personal lines account. They write everything from Homeowners, Automobile, Yachts, valuable articles and more. Pure is now licensed in over 39 states and plans to be licensed in all states in the next few years.

Pure writes the same types of clientele as Chubb & Son, AIG/Chartis, Firemen’s Fund and Ace.

Gary M. Smith CPCU overseas the Personal Lines department of SCS Agency, Inc. and Jamie Rogers the personal lines manager works closely with Gary on an every day basis.

Gary is one of the owners of SCS Agency, Inc. located in Great Neck, New York. He holds the CPCU (chartered property casualty underwriter) designation.

Gary lives in Merrick New York with his wife Lori, they have three grown sons and a new granddaughter.

Gary M. Smith CPCU
SCS Agency, Inc.
Executive Vice President
SCS Agency, Inc.
11 Grace Ave.
Great Neck, NY 11021
516-466-6007 Ext 230
Fax 516-829-5857
gsmith@scsinsuranceinc.com

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