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Jennifer Casalone

Inside Sales Manager

155 Hazard Avenue, Suite 17
Enfield, CT 06082

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Phone: 860-741-4210

Fax: 860-749-0211

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Jennifer has worked in the insurance industry since 1999, after completing military service in the US Navy. She joined Bearingstar Insurance in 2008. She has obtained the Certified Insurance Counselor designation and graduated from Eastern CT State University with a BS in Business and a BS in Communication.

Jennifer enjoys the relationships that she builds with her clients. She educates individuals, families, and groups on insurance and helps them find the best personalized insurance plan to suit their needs.

Jennifer and her family reside in Enfield. She is involved in her community as a volunteer for the Enfield Girl Scouts and on the Loan Review Committee for the Town of Enfield Office of Community Development.

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