XPT Specialty Appoints Goedeke as New Underwriter/Broker

XPT Specialty, based in Plano, Texas, has recently welcomed Kyle Goedeke to their team as an underwriter and broker. With nearly a decade of experience in the insurance industry, Goedeke brings a wealth of knowledge in wholesale brokerage, underwriting, and excess and surplus (E&S) line placements.

In his new role at XPT Specialty, Goedeke will be responsible for underwriting and placing a diverse array of commercial property and casualty (P&C) binding business. His primary focus will be on owners, landlords, and tenants (OL&T), as well as hospitality and habitational risks. This specialization allows him to effectively address the unique needs of these sectors.

Goedeke’s expertise will be instrumental in collaborating with retail agents to structure and place coverage for complex property and liability exposures. His ability to navigate the intricacies of the insurance landscape will enhance XPT Specialty’s offerings and strengthen their relationships with agents and clients alike.

Topics
Agencies
Excess Surplus
Underwriting

XPT Specialty, based in Plano, Texas, has recently welcomed Kyle Goedeke to their team as an underwriter and broker. With nearly a decade of experience in the insurance industry, Goedeke brings a wealth of knowledge in wholesale brokerage, underwriting, and excess and surplus (E&S) line placements.

In his new role at XPT Specialty, Goedeke will be responsible for underwriting and placing a diverse array of commercial property and casualty (P&C) binding business. His primary focus will be on owners, landlords, and tenants (OL&T), as well as hospitality and habitational risks. This specialization allows him to effectively address the unique needs of these sectors.

Goedeke’s expertise will be instrumental in collaborating with retail agents to structure and place coverage for complex property and liability exposures. His ability to navigate the intricacies of the insurance landscape will enhance XPT Specialty’s offerings and strengthen their relationships with agents and clients alike.

Topics
Agencies
Excess Surplus
Underwriting