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Richard Goldstein

Vice President, National Sales

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Richard brings extensive experience working directly with clients, evaluating technology, and creating thoughtful solutions.

He earned his Bachelor’s degree in Economics from Boston University and a Master’s in Finance from Georgetown University.

With roots in a long-standing family business, Richard has a deep appreciation for the values of trust, service, and community.

His broad understanding of public adjusting allows him to guide policyholders through every step of the claims process. He is passionate about problem-solving and continuously improving efficiency to deliver the best possible outcomes for clients.

Outside of work, he enjoys hiking, exploring art galleries, and discovering new golf courses along his travels.

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