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Sharif named Massachusetts state agency manager for NATIC

3/20/2017 9:13:42 AM
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MIAMI – March 20, 2017 – North American Title Insurance Co. (NATIC) has hired Tarek Sharif as Massachusetts state agency manager. In addition to other duties, he will oversee agency operations in that state while securing and servicing title agents to promote new and increased business activity.
 
“Tarek’s superpower is his versatility,” said Rich Griffin, NATIC vice president and national sales manager. “His diverse background provides him with a multi-faceted perspective on any situation, and he has an intuitive sense of which lens to apply in each instance to provide the optimum solution.”
 
Prior to NATIC, Sharif was director of sales for LodeStar Software Solutions, coordinating sales and service across all 50 states. Previously, he served in various roles including manager of Towne Auction Company, operations manager for eTitle Agency and vice president, senior business analyst for a national title insurance company.
 
“I was attracted to NATIC primarily because of their customer-first attitude,” Sharif said. “The company’s focus on customer service, as well as its commitment to providing substantial marketing, educational and technical support is a great benefit for our Massachusetts agents. I look forward to reconnecting with old friends and making new ones, as we expand our footprint in New England.”
 
Sharif earned his bachelor’s degree in political science from the University of Connecticut and his Six Sigma Green Belt Certification from Villanova University Corporate Training.
 
He works out of NATIC’s North Carolina office at 10150 Mallard Creek Road, Suite 505, Charlotte, NC 28262, and may be reached at telephone number (617) 306-3140 or tsharif@natic.com.

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