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Shelbi Nicholson

Assistant Vice President

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800 5th Avenue Suite 1600
Seattle, WA 98104
Phone:  (206) 340-8166

 
 
ABOUT SHELBI

Shelbi draws on her past relationships and experience as Property Underwriter to match markets with risk exposures. Her retail insurance partners have come to rely on her and her team's market knowledge, risk analysis and coverage expertise for their difficult or unusual insurance placements.

  • Layered & Shared Property Programs
  • Difference in Conditions – Earthquake, Flood & Wind
  • Builder’s Risk / Contractors Equipment
  • Deductible Buyback (AOP, Earthquake, Flood & Wind)
  • Cargo and Stock Through Put (CRC Exclusive)
  • Motor Truck Cargo Legal Liability / Trip Transit / Warehouseman’s Legal Liability
  • Terrorism (CRC Exclusive)

FEATURED PRODUCTS

  • Property / Difference In Conditions
  • Inland Marine
  • Ocean Marine
  • Package
  • Real Estate: Commercial or Habitational, Vacant or Unprotected
  • Commercial & Residential Construction including heavy renovation or unprotected risks - all size of projects
  • Wholesale & Retail Manufacturing, Processing & Distribution
  • Hospitality & Restaurants
  • Forest Products & Building Materials
  • Human Services: Healthcare, Worship Centers, Schools, Social Assistance

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