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July 14, 2015
Sacramento Association of Health Underwriters Installs New Board
(Sacramento, CA) — The Sacramento Association of Health Underwriters (SAHU) is an organization of health insurance agents, brokers and professionals, installed its 2015-2016 board. Marcy McCulloch was installed as Sacramento Association of Health Underwriters president.
McCulloch is a sales representative with Rogers Benefit Group’s in Rocklin, CA. She has been in the industry since 2002 and has been an active member of NAHU for five years. Before becoming President of SAHU, McCulloch served as Awards Chair and Secretary for SAHU. She has been to Washington D.C. multiple times campaigning on behalf of insurance
brokers and the insurance industry. McCulloch is a resident of Granite Bay, CA.
“Local agents and brokers serve as a source of truth about healthcare coverage that links the needs of citizens, business and policymakers to create a healthy, more fiscally responsible American healthcare system,” McCulloch said.
The 2015-2016 Board:
President – Marcy McCulloch, CHRS, CBC
Past-President – Cerrina Jensen, CHRS, CBC
President-Elect – Ned Schaut, RHU, CHRS, CBC
Secretary – Samantha Siders
Treasurer – Brad Davis, CEBS
Legislation – David Brabender
Media/PR – Jennifer Mason
Membership (New) – Lauren Bayha
Membership (Retention) – Lisa Hutcherson
PAC – Carolyn Lewis, CHRS, MBA
Communications – Teri Blake
Professional Development – Alexis DeVorss
Programs – Sam Rumbaugh
Community Service – Liz Mack
Vanguard Council – Lorraine Olivotto
Awards – Helen Ornellas
Executive Director – Jeannie Bruins
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The Sacramento Association of Health Underwriters (SAHU) is a local chapter of the California Association (CAHU) and the National Association (NAHU). Our vision is that every American will have access to personalized solutions for health, financial and retirement security using the services of local insurance professionals. SAHU’s mission is to improve our members’ ability to meet the health, financial and retirement security needs of all Americans through education, advocacy and professional development.
