Account executive
Bryson Insurance
Frank Beecroft doesn’t consider himself to be an elite broker – he just enjoys doing what he does and considers himself fortunate to be in the career he is in today.
After graduating from York University, Beecrpft’s plan was to go to law school and become a lawyer. When things didn’t go as planned, he decided to pursue a career in claims. Over the ensuing years, he worked as an independent insurance adjuster, a company claims examiner, an underwriter, a production underwriter, a marketing representative, and finally as a broker.
“The industry has changed considerably since I first started out but the main tenets are still the same,” he says. “The daily challenges keep things interesting and help to keep the competitive juices flowing. There are certainly good days and bad days; the good days help make it all worthwhile and the bad days remind us of how fickle life can be in the insurance industry. Fortunately, for me there always have been more good days than bad ones.”
