Chris Keith Appointed as President, Mid-Atlantic Region
We are proud to announce the appointment of Chris Keith as President, Mid-Atlantic Region, further strengthening EPIC’s national market presence and commitment to regional leadership excellence.
In his new role, Keith will be responsible for strategic leadership across the Mid-Atlantic, driving growth, market expansion, and client service excellence. A dynamic business leader, Keith brings over twenty-five years of experience delivering strategic, actionable insights and advisory services to clients across a wide range of industries.
Keith’s vast experience serving clients across multiple industries including thought leadership for those requiring specialized risk financing solutions position him well to lead EPIC as we expand our footprint and grow our client base. He is also a speaker and published author in areas such as Aviation and Aerospace, Healthcare Risk Management, and Owner Controlled Insurance Programs.
“We are thrilled to welcome Chris to lead our Mid-Atlantic region,” said Tom O’Neil, Co-President at EPIC. “His deep industry knowledge, innovative thinking, and client-first approach align perfectly with EPIC’s client-focused culture. We are committed to delivering innovative, customized solutions that drive results for clients.”
“We are excited to invest in the Mid-Atlantic with our appointment of Chris,” added Karen Beldy Torborg, Northeast Regional President at EPIC.” “With Chris leading the way, we are poised to expand rapidly in the Mid-Atlantic and establish ourselves as a meaningful player in that region.”
“What attracted me to EPIC was their entrepreneurial culture and world-class specialty resources,” said Keith. “We take a tailored approach that allows our clients to focus on running their businesses while we focus on protecting them.”
“I am excited to continue enhancing the EPIC brand and help build out the Mid-Atlantic region,” Keith added. “This is a tremendous opportunity to lead with purpose and deliver exceptional value to our clients.”
