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Royce Cross was awarded for teaching students the financial and business skills they’ll need to succeed as adults.

Located in Pittsfield, MA is Colt Insurance, an independent insurance agency which Cross Insurance acquired on the 12th of October.

For the second year in a row, Cross Insurance put together a team of employees, family members and friends to walk in the Paws on Parade event to support the Bangor Humane Society and the animals under the organization’s care.

For the second year in a row, Cross Insurance was included in The Largest Insurance Brokers of Massachusetts list produced by the Boston Business Journal. Cross Insurance moved up one spot from 8th place to 7th place.

The votes have been tallied for the Windham Eagle’s Choice Awards, and Cross Insurance been named the best insurance agency in the Windham/Lakes Region market area.

On August 8th, Insurance Journal released its annual list of the Top 100 Independent Property/Casualty Agencies. Cross Insurance ranked 18th.

Cross Insurance announces the acquisition of one of Maine’s leading insurance agencies – Sargent, Tyler & West, and its Bucksport branch office, the Roland Grindle Insurance Agency.

On July 18, 2016, Business Insurance released its Special Report of the 100 Largest Brokers of U.S. Business. Cross Insurance was listed as the 33rd largest, up four positions from last year.

Cross Insurance has added to its growing roster of Massachusetts agencies with the acquisition of the Bardwell, Bowlby & Karam. Established in 1916 in Pittsfield, Bardwell, Bowlby & Karam has been operating as a family-owned independent agency for over 100 years.

Discover what our very own Patricia Lamberti, Manager of Exchange Operations, has to say about workplace wellness programs.

“Eric Jermyn is a terrific addition to the Cross Insurance team. With his extensive industry knowledge and sales experience, we expect Cross Employee Benefits to grow and prosper under his leadership,” said Jonathan Cross, Executive Vice President of Cross Insurance.

In 1923, Woodrow Cross, a 6-year-old living in the countryside of Maine, entered into the world of business. With a two-wheel wagon strapped to his pony and a bag of seed, young Woodrow took off around town selling seed to neighbors and farmers. It was at this young age that Woodrow began to develop the skills essential to becoming a businessman and his own boss.