Amynta Names Brad Isaacson Senior Vice President of Program Development
Brad will be responsible for driving new program development opportunities and helping manage carrier relations and reinsurance alliances across the organization.

Brad will be responsible for driving new program development opportunities and helping manage carrier relations and reinsurance alliances across the organization.
NEW YORK, N.Y. — Amynta Group, an insurance services provider of property & casualty and warranty protection products and services, announced that Brad Isaacson has been appointed Senior Vice President of Program Development. Brad will be responsible for driving new program development opportunities and helping manage carrier relations and reinsurance alliances across the organization.
Amynta has built a strong underwriting focused MGA platform and I look forward to working with the team to build on that success and expand our program offerings in the marketplace.
“We are excited to have Brad join Amynta. Brad’s proven track record of achieving profitable growth through sales execution with disciplined underwriting and program management will be invaluable as we develop new programs and expand our offerings across the business,” said Bob Schultz, Chief Organic Growth Officer of Amynta Group.
“I am extremely excited to join Amynta at such a dynamic time in our Industry. Amynta has built a strong underwriting focused MGA platform and I look forward to working with the team to build on that success and expand our program offerings in the marketplace,” said Brad Isaacson.
Brad brings over 30 years of underwriting, sales and leadership experience within the insurance industry. Brad joins Amynta from The Hanover Insurance Group, where he served as Vice President, leading the business development efforts of Hanover Programs nationwide, including serving as Regional President at AIX Group, Hanover’s specialty program business. Brad’s previously held leadership and underwriting roles at American Safety Insurance Services, Fireman’s Fund Insurance Company and Liberty Mutual. Brad is a certified Chartered Property & Casualty Underwriter.
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