Seeman Holtz Property & Casualty expands Midwest footprint
Company has acquired a Wisconsin-based insurance agency
Seeman Holtz Property & Casualty expands Midwest footprint
INSURANCE NEWS
By Ryan Smith
06 Aug 2018

Seeman Holtz Property & Casualty has announced the acquisition of Wisconsin-headquartered Asenbrenner Insurance Agency.

Asenbrenner Insurance Agency has served Wisconsin for nearly three decades. The agency offers personal and commercial insurance, including auto, life, employee insurance and workers’ compensation. Led by John Asenbrenner, the firm is one of the fastest-growing insurance agencies in Wisconsin. Seeman Holtz said that the acquisition would strengthen its foothold in the Midwest.

The acquisition is part of Seeman Holtz Property & Casualty’s strategy of targeting high-quality, independent agencies for geographic expansion throughout the US. The company offers:

  • Homeowners’ policies
  • Auto insurance
  • Renters’ policies
  • Private client
  • Umbrella coverage
  • Commercial and employee coverage
  • Personal liability
  • Employee benefits
  • Human resources
  • Professional liability

“Adding Asenbrenner Insurance Agency will strengthen our existing footprint in the Midwest,” said Marshal Seeman, president of Seeman Holtz Property & Casualty. “With this addition, we are better able to consolidate carrier relationships to provide even better value to our clients.”

“We plan on bringing the Asenbrenner team to work closely with David Anderson, out of our Green Bay offices,” said Brett Williams, vice president. “This acquisition fits perfectly with our expansion efforts in both commercial and personal lines insurance in the Midwest.”

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