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Dana Quigley

Sales Manager

1450 Southford Road, Unit 3
Southbury, CT 06488

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Phone: 203-267-2720

Fax: 203-267-2750

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Dana Quigley is a seasoned Sales Manager at Bearingstar specializing in developing new talent in the insurance industry. Drawing on over 15 years of experience in service, sales, and management roles, Dana now focuses on hiring, training, and managing rookie Insurance Consultants.

In addition to earning a bachelor’s degree from Albertus Magnus College and an MBA in leadership and marketing from Post University, Dana holds a CLCS designation and a P&C license.

Outside of work, she’s deeply involved in community service, volunteering with organizations like Connecticut Foodshare and Special Olympics Connecticut, serving on the board of Girls Inc., and actively engaging with chambers of commerce across Connecticut.

Residing in Wallingford, CT for the last 15 years, she enjoys reading, hiking with her dog, and staying active. Dana’s dedication to professional growth, community service, and personal well-being speaks to her desire to always have a positive impact.

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