Eastern Insurance Group appoints Brockway as senior vice president
Eastern Insurance Group LLC has appointed Peter Brockway, ARM, CIC, as senior vice president.
Brockway, who will work as a sales executive and producer, comes to Eastern Insurance after spending 35 years working at Liberty Mutual, where he was a senior account executive in its national sales department.
"Eastern Insurance is excited to welcome Peter to our team," said Hope Aldrich, president and CEO of Eastern Insurance. "Peter brings a wealth of experience to Eastern Insurance from working in a variety of insurance fields for many years."
At Liberty Mutual, Brockway filled a variety of roles, working in auditing, property and casualty sales and real estate. He is a member of Liberty's Hall of Fame.
Brockway earned his BS in Business Management and Associates Degree in Accounting from Bentley College and is also the president of Sherborn Forest and Trails, a family oriented association that helps families enjoy Sherborn's open space and trail system.
Brockway, a graduate of Natick High School, lives in Sherborn with his wife and four children.
Eastern Insurance, headquartered in Natick, is a subsidiary of Eastern Bank, the largest independent, mutually owned bank in New England with branches stretching from Merrimack Valley to Cape Cod. Eastern Insurance serves more than 70,000 individuals and businesses and provides a full range of personal and commercial insurance products, surety, and employee benefits services. Eastern Insurance is the largest insurance agency headquartered in Massachusetts and the 36th largest agency in the country.
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