Prior to this, Bowler was the commissioner of insurance for the Massachusetts Division of Insurance, where she oversaw the regulation, financial solvency and market stability of 100 domestic insurance companies, 1,500 licensed insurance companies and 70,000 insurance producers.
"As a regional and national leader in corporate governance, compliance and regulatory issues, Julie Bowler has developed an outstanding reputation in the insurance industry with her regulatory peers, the companies and agencies she regulated, as well as the reinsurers who support them," says Nick Steffey, chairman and CEO of Narragansett Bay Insurance. "Her affiliation with our company fits precisely with our objective of bringing on board outstanding people with technical leadership, as we grow our presence in the specialty homeowner's market on the Atlantic seaboard."
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