Hub International Limited, a global insurance brokerage and financial services firm, has hired financial advisors Steven Glasgow and Jordan Sibler and has acquired their books of business.
The terms of the transaction were not disclosed.
Glasgow and Sibler have more than 25 years of experience in retirement and wealth management services. Based in Nashville, they will join HUB Mid-South and continue serving clients.
“We’re excited to welcome Steve, Jordan and their team to Hub,” said Joe DeNoyior, president of Hub Retirement and Private Wealth. “They bring a collaborative approach that reinforces our mission to provide comprehensive, tailored financial strategies to individuals and businesses.”
Tony Leonard, of MidCap, served as financial advisor to Glasgow and Sibler.
Last month, Fran Scott was appointed as national health & performance practice leader, and will lead strategic initiatives in providing solutions to employee benefits clients across North America.
Linda Keller, national employee benefits chief operating officer and practice leader, had this to say to Scott’s appointment: “Fran has played a significant role in driving the employee benefits practice forward with her leadership, hard work and commitment to excellence. The HUB Health & Performance practice is critical to our strategy in providing valuable guidance and solutions to our client, who are focused on promoting their employees’ total well-being.”
The company also named Carol Murphy as its North American casualty practice leader - she will oversee the continued development of the casualty practice, focusing on expanding strategic solutions.
Murphy joined HUB in 2023 and was essential in the growth and development of the company’s casualty practice. She plans on expanding insurance solutions and strengthening the company’s casualty expertise to attract and develop talent across the country.
Chris Treanor, HUB president of programs and specialties, said that Murphy’s appointment highlights the firm’s focus on investing in commercial lines technical capabilities, which he says is central to HUB’s growth strategy.
