Coventry Welcomes Dan LaBert as New Senior Vice President for Strategic Accounts
Coventry Appoints Dan LaBert as Senior Vice President
Coventry, renowned as a leader in the secondary market for life insurance, has announced the appointment of Dan LaBert as Senior Vice President of Strategic Accounts. This strategic move aims to bolster relationships with insurance carriers and industry groups, enhancing Coventry's influence in the field.
Reid Buerger, CEO of Coventry, expressed his enthusiasm about LaBert's joining the team, emphasizing that his extensive experience and established connections will be instrumental in leveraging strategic partnerships. Buerger stated, "We’re thrilled to have Dan join us at Coventry. His vast experience and relationships will play a vital role in our continued efforts to expand strategic partnerships."
LaBert brings a wealth of experience to his new role. Previously, he held the position of CEO at the National Association of Independent Life Brokerage Agencies (NAILBA), where he played a key role in transforming the organization into one of the largest trade associations within the industry. His leadership at NAILBA is indicative of his capability to drive growth and foster collaboration.
Upon his appointment, LaBert shared his excitement for the new position, stating, "I couldn't be more excited to join Coventry. I look forward to contributing to Coventry's storied success and sharing how Coventry can partner with carriers and distributors to help make life insurance more flexible, more powerful, and more valuable."
Coventry has a rich history of innovating in the life insurance sector. For over 25 years, it has been a trailblazer, creating opportunities for policyowners and promoting consumer rights within the industry. The company has consistently raised industry standards, focusing on expanding consumer choices. To date, it has facilitated the delivery of more than $5.7 billion to individuals who no longer need their policies.
The appointment of LaBert signifies Coventry’s commitment to enhancing its strategic outreach and reinforcing its leadership in the secondary life insurance market. His role will be pivotal in developing partnerships that not only drive Coventry's growth but also contribute to a more consumer-friendly insurance landscape.
With LaBert on board, Coventry aims to continue leading the charge in evolving life insurance products that meet the modern demands of consumers. The firm’s commitment to innovation and strategic partnerships is expected to yield fruitful results in the coming years.
As LaBert steps into this role, the life insurance industry watches closely, hopeful for the new changes and developments that this collaboration will bring. Coventry is poised to maintain its market leader status, and under LaBert’s stewardship, the future looks bright.