Goosehead Insurance Names Angie Kervin as Chief Human Resources Officer
“Angie’s deep expertise and track record of driving innovation and excellence position her perfectly to lead our HR efforts,” said
Kervin is an accomplished HR leader, having served most recently as Executive Vice President and CHRO at Vestis. She previously held numerous progressive leadership roles during her tenure at Vestis/
“I am thrilled to join
Positioning Goosehead for Continued Growth
Kervin’s appointment reflects Goosehead Insurance’s commitment to aligning its people strategy with its ambitious business goals. The CHRO role will focus on:
- Developing innovative HR programs to attract, develop and retain top talent.
- Strengthening the high-performance culture with an emphasis on our principles of meritocracy and servant leadership.
- Leveraging advanced technologies and data-driven decision-making to enhance workforce productivity.
- Building on and enhancing Goosehead’s HR infrastructure to support aggressive, long-term growth in personal lines insurance.
“Angie embodies the innovative spirit and operational excellence that drive Goosehead forward. Her leadership is well-suited to accelerate our ability to meet today’s workforce challenges while staying positioned at the forefront of the insurance industry,” added Miller.
Kervin holds a Bachelor of Business Administration degree from the
About Goosehead
Goosehead (NASDAQ: GSHD) is a rapidly growing and innovative independent personal lines insurance agency that distributes its products and services through corporate and franchise locations throughout
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