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Meet Our Team

Brian Cox

Insurance Consultant

459 Washington Street, Suite 28
Duxbury, MA 02332

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Phone: 781-379-6936

Fax: 774-438-3169

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Brian is an Insurance Consultant at Bearingstar Insurance, where he helps individuals and families find insurance solutions that fit their needs and protect what matters most. From coverage recommendations to client conversations, Brian brings a thoughtful, relationship-focused approach to every interaction.

Before joining the Duxbury office, Brian worked in sales operations at Dell Technologies. His background in business strategy and customer-focused support has made for a smooth transition into the insurance field. He holds a degree in economics from Union College, where he combined his love of numbers with an interest in business and policy.

Brian’s favorite part of the job is building trust with clients and delivering solutions that give them confidence in their coverage. He values every opportunity to earn the role of a trusted advisor and believes in treating every client with honesty and respect.

Originally from Norwood, Brian and his wife raised their four children in Medfield and spent time on the New Hampshire seacoast before settling in Duxbury in August 2024. Outside of work, Brian enjoys working out, hitting the golf course, relaxing at the beach, and spending time with family and friends. He also supports several nonprofit organizations, including the American Red Cross, Wounded Warrior Project, Habitat for Humanity, and the Samaritans.

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