
Jennifer Coffin of Nobleboro, a personal insurance account executive with Allen Insurance and Financial, has been honored with the Safeco Insurance Award of Excellence, an honor recognizing superior underwriting skill.
This recognition is achieved only by a select group of agents across the country who sell Safeco Insurance. This is the second consecutive year Coffin has earned this recognition.
“Excellence in underwriting means bringing exceptional customer service together with a deep understanding of the complexities of insurance coverage to create great outcomes for our customers,” said Scott Carlson, manager of the personal insurance division at Allen Insurance and Financial, according to a news release from the Camden-based company. “Jen and our personal insurance team do that daily by ensuring customers get the insurance coverage that works best for them. This recognition is well deserved and we’re especially proud of the number of consecutive awards Jen has earned.”
The Safeco Award of Excellence recognizes outstanding agents who have developed a solid underwriting relationship with Safeco and whose agencies have qualified for the Safeco Insurance Premier Partner Award, the company’s top recognition program. Fewer than 10% of agencies who sell Safeco have agents who receive this award.
Coffin has been with Allen Insurance and Financial since 2004. She holds both the Accredited Customer Service Representative and Certified Personal Risk Manager designations.
Allen Insurance and Financial is an employee-owned insurance, employee benefits and financial services company with offices in Rockland, Camden, Belfast, Southwest Harbor (L.S. Robinson Co.) and Waterville (GHM Agency).
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