State Farm agent hosts Business After Hours
NORWICH – State Farm Insurance Agency, owned and operated by Matt Harrington, will be hosting a Business After Hours on Sept. 21, from 5 to 7 p.m. at 9 South Broad Street in Norwich.
Retired farmer and insurance salesman George Jacob “G.J.” Mecherle founded State Farm in 1922. His motivation was simple: to be fair and do the right thing for his customers. On June 7, 1922, G.J. Mecherle and two associates set up shop in a temporary office in Bloomington, IL. G.J. and sold his first auto policy to a Henry Stubblefield, a local farmer. The semi-annual premium for Henry’s 1919 Hudson? $11.17.
Building on their history of innovation, they launched State Farm Bank in 2000.
State Farm has come a long way since opening their doors in 1922, yet their success is still built on the same foundation of shared values: quality service and relationships, mutual trust, integrity, and financial strength. They are consistently recognized as a top employer in the U.S. and Canada. State Farm’s 67,000 employees and more than 17,000 Agents service 81 million policies and accounts throughout the U.S. and Canada.
Local agent, Matt Harrington says, “My mission is to be a trusted and valued member of Norwich and the surrounding communities. I aim to show our customers compassion and be empathetic to their needs, while maintaining a level of professionalism.” To find out how Matt can help you with your business or individual needs, visit www.mattharringtonagent.com or stop in to Business After Hours on the 21st.
Business After Hours events are provided to Chamber members in an effort to increase business connections. The evening’s activities will include: refreshments, door prizes and a 50/50 raffle. Chamber members who wish to attend are asked to call Commerce Chenango at 334-1402.
Retired farmer and insurance salesman George Jacob “G.J.” Mecherle founded State Farm in 1922. His motivation was simple: to be fair and do the right thing for his customers. On June 7, 1922, G.J. Mecherle and two associates set up shop in a temporary office in Bloomington, IL. G.J. and sold his first auto policy to a Henry Stubblefield, a local farmer. The semi-annual premium for Henry’s 1919 Hudson? $11.17.
Building on their history of innovation, they launched State Farm Bank in 2000.
State Farm has come a long way since opening their doors in 1922, yet their success is still built on the same foundation of shared values: quality service and relationships, mutual trust, integrity, and financial strength. They are consistently recognized as a top employer in the U.S. and Canada. State Farm’s 67,000 employees and more than 17,000 Agents service 81 million policies and accounts throughout the U.S. and Canada.
Local agent, Matt Harrington says, “My mission is to be a trusted and valued member of Norwich and the surrounding communities. I aim to show our customers compassion and be empathetic to their needs, while maintaining a level of professionalism.” To find out how Matt can help you with your business or individual needs, visit www.mattharringtonagent.com or stop in to Business After Hours on the 21st.
Business After Hours events are provided to Chamber members in an effort to increase business connections. The evening’s activities will include: refreshments, door prizes and a 50/50 raffle. Chamber members who wish to attend are asked to call Commerce Chenango at 334-1402.
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