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CYPRESSS, TX, (December 28, 2023)— North American Solutions (NAS), a trusted name in education risk management for three decades, is excited to announce a significant milestone in its journey. After 30 years of dedication and service, NAS is rebranding to better reflect its affiliation with parent company INSURICA and to strengthen its commitment to their clients. NAS joined the INSURICA network in 1994 and is led by Partner & National Education Practice Group Leader Jack Melton, and Partner Kerry Sims. Going forward, NAS will operate under the name INSURICA.

This transition represents an evolution in NAS’s mission, while solidifying its identity as part of the INSURICA family. Since its establishment in 1994, NAS has continuously provided comprehensive risk management solutions tailored to the unique needs of their clients. This change in name underlines NAS’s strong foundation, rich history, and extensive expertise, specifically in the education industry.

As INSURICA, the organization remains unwavering in its dedication to delivering the same high-quality service and expertise that educational clients have relied upon for decades. The new name, INSURICA, reinforces NAS‘s core values of trust, innovation, and commitment to clients.

“Our rebranding as INSURICA marks an exciting new chapter in our journey,” said Jack Melton, Partner, National Education Practice Group Leader. “While our name may be changing, our unwavering commitment to providing top-tier risk management solutions to our clients remains stronger than ever. This transition allows us to leverage the extensive resources of INSURICA while maintaining our specialized focus on the unique needs of our clients.”

Clients, partners, and stakeholders of NAS can rest assured that this transition will not disrupt their current service or support. INSURICA remains committed to delivering the same level of excellence and personal attention that clients have come to expect.

As INSURICA, the organization looks forward to continuing its legacy of safeguarding educational institutions and empowering them to thrive in an ever-changing landscape. With a renewed sense of purpose and a strong connection to the INSURICA network, INSURICA is poised for a dynamic future in the education sector, plus other industries.

For media inquiries, please contact:

Jackie Edwards

Marketing Director – Education Practice Group

Jackie.edwards@INSURICA.com

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