The Liberty Company brings in VP/producer

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The Liberty Company brings in VP/producer

New arrival a fourth-generation insurance pro

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By
Terry Gangcuangco

The Liberty Company Insurance Brokers (Liberty) has hired Pierce Dyer (pictured) as vice president/producer.

Dyer brings over 10 years of industry experience and is well-regarded for his ability to provide customized insurance solutions. His professional journey began in the hospitality sector where he managed a known brunch destination in Seattle.

The key hire’s background paved the way for a successful transition into insurance, where he is a fourth-generation industry professional. The family legacy dates back to 1913 when Dyer’s great-grandfather and grandfather established W.C Dyer & Sons in Salem, Oregon. Dyer’s retired father served as senior vice president at Kibble & Prentice/USI.

Dyer started his insurance career as an assistant account manager during the merger of Kibble & Prentice with USI, before he took on a producer role at Sprague Israel Giles. At Sprague, he specialized in securing insurance for niche medical professionals, particularly naturopathic doctors, and was successful in expanding and managing his portfolio.

Commenting on his new role, Dyer said: “The Liberty Company exhibits a commitment to their employees’ wellness, happiness, and career goals that is unparalleled. Because of this, I’m proud to join a team of professionals who serve their clients wholeheartedly, live their lives happily, and give back to their communities responsibly.”

In his new capacity, Dyer will concentrate on building a book of business, applying his expertise to deliver property & casualty insurance solutions. He is based in Seattle but will also operate out of the Woodland Hills, CA office, where he is expected to make a significant contribution to Liberty’s growth and innovation in the sector.

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