FIRST LIGHT PROGRAM MANAGERS
First Light Program Managers provides the missing piece that most generalist insurance wholesalers fail to provide, industry specific knowledge and exclusive programs.
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First Light Program Managers was built on the premise that it’s impossible to be all things to all people.
Trucking & Transportation Insurance
First Light Program Managers not only has the expertise, but also the insurance programs that are dedicated to trucking & transportation.
Cyber Insurance
First Light’s approach is to first understand the risk submitted and then establish a quote on cyber insurance.
Towing & Repossession Insurance
First Light Program Managers understands the importance of securing a favorable towing & repossession quote and has the markets and resources necessary for you to succeed.
Building Material Dealers Insurance
First Light Program Managers has your building materials covered.
Wood Products, Sawmill, Lumber Insurance
At First Light Program Managers our commitment to your wood, sawmill, and lumber business begins when we receive your submission.
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We’re a top provider of exclusive programs custom tailored to specific industries.
Specific Industry Knowledge
We use specific industry knowledge to turn insurance obstacles into opportunities.
Specialty Insurance
We provide unique specialty insurance products to our broker partners thereby enhancing the value offered to their insureds.
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First Light Program Managers, Inc. Acquires the Assets of Piedmont Transportation Underwriters, Inc.
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