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Jared Grier

Insurance Consultant

315 Norwood Park South, Suite 107
Norwood, MA 02062

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Phone: 617-801-9335

Fax: 774-627-3805

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Jared Grier joined Bearingstar Insurance in October 2024 as an Insurance Consultant, bringing with him a strong background in protection and service. Before joining our team, he gained valuable experience in risk assessment and client advocacy as a workers’ compensation and employer liability investigator.

Jared was drawn to the insurance field because of its focus on protection and financial security. He takes pride in helping clients safeguard their assets and in providing guidance tailored to their unique needs. As someone who is committed to continuous learning, he strives to expand his industry knowledge every day so he can better serve his clients.

Jared graduated from Roger Williams University with a degree in criminal justice. Originally from Quincy, MA, he now lives in Wrentham with his wife. Outside of work, he enjoys spending time on the Cape in the warmer months and coaching youth and high school lacrosse.

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