Know the People Who Know Workers’ Comp.
Corinne Tilton
UNDERWRITING
Philip Gonzalez
SALES
Evelyn Alvarez
PREMIUM AUDIT
Julio Pantoja
LOSS PREVENTION
Pamela Last
CLAIMS
Summit Team Members: 1) Corinne Tilton, Underwriting 2) Philip Gonzalez, Sales 3) Evelyn Alvarez, Premium Audit 4) Julio Pantoja, Loss Prevention 5) Pamela Last, Claims
Know the People Who Know Workers’ Comp.®
7K
7,000+ independent agent relationships
31K
31,000+ insured businesses
(2025 policy year)
784
$784 million in managed premium
(2025 policy year)
18
18 states plus D.C., and growing
730
730+ employees
40
40+ years in the industry
7K
7,000+ independent agent relationships
31K
31,000+ insured businesses
(2025 policy year)
784
$784 million in managed premium
(2025 policy year)
17
17 states and growing
730
730+ employees
40
40+ years in industry
Summit Team Members (l-r): Pamela Last (Claims); Stephen Wickliffe (Sales); Evelyn Alvarez (Premium Audit); Julio Pantoja (Loss Prevention); Corinne Tilton (Underwriting)
Workers’ Comp, Elevated.
Joining forces with Summit:
Join more than 7,000 independent agents and 31,000 policyholders across 18 states and D.C. who rely on Summit’s pure specialty in workers’ comp insurance.
It’s an altogether different experience for commercial insurance agents and your clients. You’ll gain more access to a supremely responsive team, more know-how from pros who live and breathe workers’ comp, and more commitment from innovators who solve problems that others can’t.
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We know workers’ comp. But genuinely knowing your agency and clients makes the real difference.
We know workers’ comp. But genuinely knowing your agency and clients makes the real difference.
Workers’ Comp Featured Blogs
Traits of a Carrier That Help Agents Win Business – Q&A with Rich Garner
Rich Garner, president of IMA Carolinas, has spent his professional life in the insurance industry. In this Q&A, he shares what he values in a workers’ comp carrier and why trust and personal service continue to matter.
6 Preventable Factors That Drive Workers’ Comp Costs
Workers’ compensation premiums don’t increase by accident. Many higher costs can be traced back to recurring issues that employers can identify and improve. Here are six common factors that drive costs and one practical step you can take to address each.Put Your Workers’ Comp Carriers to the Test with These 5 Questions
When an employee gets hurt or your client needs help, service quality quickly becomes the highest priority in workers’ comp coverage. These questions can reveal which carriers will step up when your clients most need support.
