SAN FRANCISCO, April 21, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Hub International Insurance Services Inc. (Hub), a leading international Insurance Brokerage, announced today that Artem Ilinets has joined the organization as Vice President in the San Francisco, California commercial division.  Mr. Ilinet's primary role with Hub will be the deployment of risk aversive insurance solutions for business clients throughout California.

Prior to joining Hub, Ilinets was affiliated with OnMarket Insurance Associates in San Francisco where he served as a mixed personal/commercial lines consultant and broker.  While there, he co-founded the BNI San Francisco "Rainmakers'" Chapter in an effort to take full advantage of the dynamics of building structured business referral networks. 

Ilinets joins the fast-growing enterprise commercial team of Hub International in San Francisco, overseen by Mary Castiglia and John Miller.   "Art is a great addition to the San Francisco commercial markets team," said John Miller, Executive Vice President and Regional Agency Manager.   "He's very bright, a quick study and simply absorbs the complex risk strategies and solutions that are developing in today's financial markets.  We expect to see Art become one of our seminal commercial division Brokers over time".

Ilinets is a graduate with "High Honors" from The University of California, Santa Cruz where he received his B.A. in three years.  He is currently perusing the designation "Construction Risk Insurance Specialist" (CRIS).

Headquartered in Chicago, IL, HUB International Limited is a leading global insurance brokerage that provides a broad array of property and casualty, life and health, employee benefits, investment and risk management products and services through offices located in the United States, Canada and Brazil. 

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