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All in the Family Crosby Insurance Group
Crosby Insurance Group, a proud family-owned and operated independent insurance agency founded by Rick Crosby in
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1994. Recently, Rick, who has been in the business for over 30 years, was joined by his son, Davis Crosby. Te father-and-son team is one of the only companies in the area to offer a wide range of insurance benefits, such as life, disability, long-term care and employee benefits. Te company provides protection for their clients’ autos, boats and homes, including rental insurance, flood insurance and high- risk auto insurance. Te Crosby Insurance Group offers estate planning, retirement planning and succession planning for businesses, as well as commercial property insurance, business owner protection and workers’ compensation plans. A South Carolina native, Rick Crosby graduated with
a bachelor’s in Business Administration from the Citadel in 1975. He specializes in life and health insurance, as well as in retirement and estate planning. He is a licensed property and casualty agent, a licensed life and health agent and earned the designation of Registered Health Underwriter from Te American College. Meanwhile, Davis Crosby graduated from Clemson
University in Business Management and grew up in Mount Pleasant. His field of expertise is auto, home, flood, boat and umbrella insurance. In other words, there is always someone available
OUNT PLEASANT SHUNS the label of being a boring suburb, largely due to the number of thriving, family-owned businesses that keep the community humming. One such business is the
to provide one-on-one help at the Crosby Insurance Group. Te company is small enough to give its clients the attention they deserve yet big enough to provide the services they need. To Rick and Davis, it’s about creating a partnership with clients to ensure that they can focus on what they do best, whether it’s being a mom, running a business or just enjoying life. “Whether our needs are simple or complex, they are always willing to jump in and handle the details,” affirmed Helen Hill, executive director of the Charleston Area Convention & Visitors Bureau. “Every interaction we have with Crosby Insurance Group is positive and reaffirms why we continue doing business with them year after year.” “I have trusted Crosby
Rick Crosby, left, of Crosby Insurance Group, was recently joined in the business by his son, Davis Crosby.
Insurance Group with my employee benefits and insurance needs for years. Tey do such an outstanding job getting to know their clients, and, because of that, they are able to make recommendations that fit our needs. Tey always come back with the best value,” said Rod Moseley,
president of Bulldog Hiway Express. In addition to providing insurance and financial
planning services to area residents, the Crosbys both are active in the community. Davis volunteers with various groups, while his father is chairman of the Mount Pleasant Waterworks Commission, a member of the town’s Economic Board of Development and an elder at Mount Pleasant Presbyterian Church. He is also past president of the Citadel Alumni Association.
Crosby Insurance Group is located at 802 Coleman Blvd. in Mount Pleasant and at 110 South Cedar St. in Summerville. To learn more, visit
www.crosbyinsurancegroup.com or call 843-971-5386.
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