BOSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Agencyport Software, a leading provider of software and services to the global insurance and reinsurance industries, announced today that Caleen Alexanderson has joined the company as the Data Standards Specialist. Alexanderson brings over 25 years of insurance agency automation experience to the position.
For nearly 26 years, Alexanderson worked at Vertafore, Inc., (a leading provider of software for insurance agents), holding a variety of key positions including Marketing Representative, Program Manager, Business Analyst and Senior Business Analyst. Most recently, she was their Technical Program Manager. During that time, she demonstrated a strong ability to research and successfully implement business specifications for agency management system integration using the ACORD Standards. Alexanderson is an active member of ACORD working groups, including being the current Chair of Coverage Implementation Group. She earned a Bachelor’s degree from Keene State College.
"Caleen has an exceptional industry track record especially in the standards development process,” said Michael Albert, Senior Vice President of Product Strategy at Agencyport Software. “Agencyport has always understood that standards are essential to creating great solutions for carriers and agents, and we’re looking forward to seeing the benefits of Caleen’s experience realized in our products and in the ways our customers implement them.”
“Agencyport’s product vision and its ongoing commitment to ACORD standards are a natural fit, and very exciting to be a part of,” said Alexanderson. “I’m looking forward to helping support both.”
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Agencyport Software lets P&C insurers engage simply and quickly with their product distribution channels and technology partners. We offer the world's leading web-based distribution technologies and robust business intelligence tools—making the complex business of insurance simpler and smarter, increasing efficiency, improving underwriting, and sharpening carriers’ competitive edge.
