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Diana Halsey

Insurance Consultant

60 Burlington Mall Road, Suite 111
Burlington, MA 01803

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Phone: 781-942-1583

Fax: 774.321.3453

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Diana brings over 35 years of insurance knowledge and experience to her Bearingstar clients. Since returning to sales in 2009, Diana has relied on her deep understanding of personal, commercial and life insurance in order to provide her customers with the support and service they need.

Being a member of the Reading Chamber of Commerce allows Diana to connect with her customers and community. She has held the designation CIC (Certified Insurance Counselor) since 1996, and also belongs to the Society of Certified Insurance Counselors and has won numerous awards for sales and sales management over the years.

Diana is a graduate of Simmons College in Boston, MA. She lives in Reading, MA and enjoys spending time with family, watching baseball and reading.

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