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Andrew Hartman

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Working remotely from Oregon
Phone:  (503) 892-7229
Cell:  (832) 265-0732

 
 
ABOUT ANDREW

I was born and raised in the high desert of Central Oregon in a blue collar household where I learned the importance of hard work and dedication. I graduated from Oregon State University in 2007, where I met my now wife, Whitney. Upon graduation, we promptly moved to Houston, TX where I began my insurance career.

CRC hired me in 2011 with a background in national property risks. Since then, trucking and transportation business have been my primary focus. Most recently, after 12 years in Texas, the adoption of our four dogs, the rescue of many others, and the birth of our first child, we moved back home to Oregon to be closer to family.

FEATURED PRODUCTS

Trucking and Transportations risks of 25+ power units. Including Transportation Network Companies (TNC), Shared Economy, Hazardous Material Haulers, Non-Emergency Medical Transport, and all classes of trucking and logistics.


Auto Physical Damage, Motor Truck Cargo, Inland Marine, Truck Excess and Umbrella, Property, Dealers Open Lot, Warehouse Legal Liability, Hire & Non-Owned Auto, and High Stress Auto Liability

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