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 By  Staff Reports Published 
8:54 pm Friday, May 16, 2008

Trapp qualified as 'Championship' Agent

By Staff
Tim Trapp, a Russellville resident, has qualified as a "Championship" Agent by Farmers Insurance for outstanding overall performance.
"Trapp is among the best of the best at Farmers who have achieved a high sales volume for auto, home, life and business policies, while maintaining high client retention and profitability," said Farmers Executive Vice President of Field Operations Jerry Carnahan.
"Through Trapp's excellent customer service, Farmers continues to be customers' first choice for their insurance needs. All of us at Farmers are proud of Trapp's commitment and service to the local community."
As part of this special recognition on Farmers' 80th anniversary year, Trapp will attend a Championship conference this month in Maui, Hawaii, to discuss new business strategies and key issues affecting customers and the insurance industry in their communities. Only 512 agents and 47 district managers earned the distinct honor to attend this four-day conference.
Farmers agents are specially trained to provide a full-range of insurance products and services, ensure their customers are properly covered, and get their customers back where they belong in the event of a loss.
– from staff reports

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