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Two insurance companies set to merge Sept. 1
By Times Staff
Published August 22, 2007
ST. PETERSBURG Comegys Insurance Corner is merging with Brandon-based Florida Contractor Insurance, and the two will share the Comegys offices at One Beach Drive downtown. Florida Contractor Insurance brings its specialty of insuring firms in the construction industry to the full-service Comegys office, which has been in business since 1939. The merger is effective Sept. 1. Comegys is run by CEO Mark Berset and president Linda Comegys Berset. Comegys will create a new Construction Insurance Division, which will be run by Mark Sierra and the former FCI employees. ST. PETERSBURG New spa will offer range of services Chiropractor Dr. Adam Stone said new business AquaStone Well Spa will offer a range of services at Parkshore Plaza at 300 Beach Drive. Stone will conduct nutritional/weight loss consults, teach classes on nutrition and healthy eating, and recommend and prescribe weight loss, antiaging nutritional supplements and cardio fitness regimes. Along with co-owner Rachel Oertel, the business also provides massages, facials, body wraps, healing aqua treatments and all-natural nail care. Call 823-4636 or visit aquastonewellspa.com. ST. PETE BEACH Financial services firm opens office Raymond James Financial Services is opening an office at 7217 Gulf Blvd., Suite 10. Peter Glickenhaus is the branch manager and is running the office with his wife, Nancy, and a staff with more than 25 years of financial advising experience. They can be reached at 360-2100 or at pete.glicken haus@raymondjames.com.
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by Bruce
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08/22/07 08:50 PM
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That's interesting Mark. I hadn't heard about that and I work at RJ in Carillon. Is Allstate sending the jobs to India, or is that part of pulling out of Florida? Best of luck to you.
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by Mark
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08/22/07 10:49 AM
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How come there is no mention of Allstate closing it's call center located in the Carillon complex in Sept '08? And all those people who are going to lose their jobs because of this?
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