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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS DIVISION OF INSURANCE PRODUCER LICENSING 1000 Washington Street, Suite 810 Boston, MA 02118-6200 FAX (617) 753-6883 http://www.mass.gov/doi Massachusetts Licensed Property & Casualty Agencies February 01, 2018 License # Licensure Agency Address City State Zip Phone # 1 1987679 10/14/2015 1 & Done Agency, LLC 2461MAIN STREET, 4TH FLR. GLASTONBURY CT 06033 860-554-0470 2 1880124 02/05/2010 12 Interactive, LLC 216 West Ohio Street, 4th Floor Chicago IL 60654 312-962-2817 3 2039936 11/07/2017 21st Century Benefit & Insurance Brokerage, Inc. 1 EDGE HILL ROAD HOPKINTON MA 01748 508-435-3164 21st Century Insurance And Financial Services, 4 1805771 03/14/2005 3 Beaver Valley Rd Wilmington DE 19803 302-252-2165 Inc. 5 1878897 12/23/2009 21st Mortgage Corporation 620 Market Street, Ste 100 Knoxville TN 37902 800-955-0021 6 1951629 03/05/2014 4D Insurance Agency, LLC 3609 Williams Dr, Suite 101 Georgetown TX 78628 512-930-3239 7 1949100 01/22/2014 501(C) Insurance Programs, Inc. 400 Race St., Ste. 200 San Jose CA 95126 408-213-1140 WEST 8 2021191 02/10/2017 A - One Insurance Agency Inc. 22 COPPER BEECH CIRCLE MA 02379 508-659-5969 BRIDGEWATER 9 2007813 08/01/2016 A & G Insurance LLC 11 VICTORY STREET ENFIELD CT 06082 860-627-0377 10 1780999 10/14/1998 A & P Insurance Agency,Inc. 273 Southwest Cutoff Worcester MA 01604 508-756-4300 11 2026140 01/11/2018 A & R Associates, Ltd. 6379 LITTLE RIVER TURNPIKE ALEXANDRIA VA 22312 703-333-5100 12 1781698 09/12/1998 A .James Lynch Insurance Agency,Inc. 297 Broadway Lynn MA 01904-1857 781-598-4700 13 1919936 08/09/2012 A Better Insurance Agency, Inc 1661 Worcester Rd, Suite 206 Framingham MA 01701 508-309-7915 3700 EMBASSY PARKWAY SUITE 14 2010926 08/30/2016 A J Amer Agency Inc AKRON OH 44333 330-665-9966 160 15 1917983 06/26/2012 A N A Professional Insurance Agency, LLC 337 West Street Needham MA 02494 781-791-0490 16 1887320 08/04/2010 A Plus Blue Lion Insurance Agency, LLC. 1324 Belmont Street Suite 201 Brockton MA 02301 508-588-9000 17 2030252 07/21/2017 A to Z Insurance Services, Inc. 555 PLEASANT ST, STE #203 ATTLEBORO MA 02703 508-409-5177 18 1861621 11/19/2008 A W Underwriters Inc. 1690 New Britain Ave., Ste. 101 Farmington CT 06032 860-284-1300 19 2033278 08/28/2017 A&B Insurance Group, LLC 235 LITTLETON ROAD, Unit 3 WESTFORD MA 01886 978-399-0025 20 1842909 10/10/2007 A. B. Gile, Inc. 377 North Main Street West Lebanon NH 03784 603-643-4540 21 1781583 04/15/2001 A. David Risman Insurance Agency, Inc. 689 Fellsway Medford MA 02155 781-396-2116 22 1919085 07/20/2012 A. F. Macedo Insurance Agency, Inc. 646 Broadway, P.O. Box C Raynham MA 02767 508-822-2799 23 1780731 01/11/1999 A. Gange & Sons, Inc. 378 Main Street, Box 301 Medford MA 02155 781-396-3111 24 2012510 09/19/2016 A. Levine Financial Services, LLC 135-A BRIGHTON AVE LONG BRANCH NJ 07740 732-963-2174 25 1988794 12/15/2015 A. Ricciotti Insurance Associates, LLC 1140 RESERVOIR AVENUE CRANSTON RI 02920-6032 401-654-6711 Page 1 of 151 License # Licensure Agency Address City State Zip Phone # 26 1780211 06/08/1999 A. W. G. Dewar, Inc. 4 Batterymarch Park, Ste 320 Quincy MA 02169-7468 617-774-1555 27 2023351 05/18/2017 A. Zeeman Company, Inc. 280 NORTH BEDFORD RD MT KISCO NY 10549 941-241-2555 28 1890488 10/14/2010 A.A.Dority Company, Inc. 262 Washington Street, Suite 99 Boston MA 02108-4607 617-523-2935 29 1918833 07/13/2012 A.B.G. Insurance Agency,Inc. 78 Pleasant Street Worcester MA 01609 508-798-0887 30 1867074 02/18/2009 A.C. Edwards,Inc. 140 Greene Avenue Sayville NY 11782 631-472-8400 31 1780399 01/27/1999 A.E.Barnes & Co Insurance Agency Inc 141 Pleasant St, P.O.Box 85 Weymouth MA 02190 781-335-1589 32 1912478 02/09/2012 A.J. Benet, Inc. 430 Center Ave Mamaroneck NY 10543 914-381-2040 33 1780851 03/27/1999 A.J. Pijar Insurance, Inc. 1793 Northampton Street Holyoke MA 01040 413-534-5343 34 1782319 04/25/2003 A.J. Williams Insurance Agency, Inc. 220 Broadway Taunton MA 02780 508-822-5142 35 1780873 04/24/1999 A.J.George Ins. Agency Inc. 16 Foster Street Peabody MA 01960 978-531-2179 36 1781971 05/17/1999 A.M. Johnson & Son Insurance Agency, Inc., 711 Broad Street Weymouth MA 02189 617-268-1566 37 1793747 03/08/2004 A.M. Skier Insurance 209 Main Avenue Hawley PA 18428 570-226-4571 38 1782824 09/29/2000 A.N. Nunes Agency, Inc 549 Hope Street Bristol RI 02809 401-253-5300 NORTH 39 1993808 11/19/2015 A.R. Bucci Insurance Agency, Inc 1900 MINERAL SPRING AVENUE RI 02904 401-354-8700 PROVIDENCE 40 1783176 02/19/2003 A.W. Bucci Associates, Inc. 1350 Division Rd-Ste 101 West Warwick RI 02893 401-558-0101 41 2030576 07/20/2017 A+ Insurance Agency, LLC 895 MAIN STREET WINCHESTER MA 01890 781-368-9029 42 1972093 01/01/2015 AA Plus Bonding Services LLC 112 FORGE DRIVE AVON CT 06001 860-470-3344 43 1867683 04/15/2009 AAA Ace Insurance Agency, LLC 1065 Tremont Street Boston MA 02120 617-445-5555 44 1782610 11/30/1998 AAA Northeast Insurance Agency, Inc. 900 Hingham St Rockland MA 02370 401-868-2000 45 1781265 10/23/1998 A-Affordable Insurance Agency Inc 486 Forest Ave Brockton MA 02301 508-875-7007 46 1855869 08/04/2008 AANA Association Management Services, Inc. 116 S Prospect Avenue Park Ridge IL 60068 800-343-1368 47 1844197 11/08/2007 AAO Services, Inc. 401 N. Lindbergh Blvd Creve Coeur MO 63141 314-993-1700 CORAL 48 1985962 09/10/2015 AardvarkInsure.com Corporation 731 MINORCA AVENUE FL 33134 786-203-2693 GABLES 49 1807389 05/19/2005 Aaron Insurance Agency, Inc. 20 West Hill Road Mattapoisett MA 02739 508-631-5969 50 1939369 08/21/2013 Aaron's Insurance Agency, Inc. 920 Gorham St Lowell MA 01852 978-441-2222 51 1783209 02/27/2002 AAW Insurance Agency,Inc. 373 Cambridge Street Allston MA 02134 617-783-1010 52 1880081 01/11/2010 Aaxia Chemical Insurance Services, LLC 3946 N. Hampton Dr. Powell OH 43065 614-467-4410 LAWRENCEVIL 53 1963916 09/22/2014 AB Risk Specialist, Inc. 931 TULLIS ROAD GA 30043 770-339-3559 LE 54 1867379 04/08/2009 ABA Insurance Services Inc. 5910 Landerbrook Dr, Ste. 100 Mayfield Heights OH 44124 800-274-5222 55 1974808 02/12/2015 Abacus Insurance Brokers,Inc 2512 Wilshire Blvd Santa Monica CA 90403 424-214-3700 56 1852334 05/09/2008 Abbate Insurance Associates, Inc. 671 State Street New Haven CT 06511-6509 203-777-7229 2525 21ST AVENUE SOUTH, 57 2012698 10/25/2016 ABBM Company, LLC NASHVILLE TN 37212 615-630-7800 SUITE 200 SAN 58 2032827 08/18/2017 Abe Technology Insurance Brokerage LLC 60 Rausch, Unit 205 CA 94103 415-754-3635 FRANCISCO 59 1800539 09/21/2004 Abercrombie,Burns,McKiernan & Co.Ins. Inc. 30 Old Kings Hwy South, 2nd Floor Darien CT 06820 203-655-7468 Page 2 of 151 License # Licensure Agency Address City State Zip Phone # 60 2024770 05/10/2017 ABIS Agency, L.L.C. 16199 ROBINSON RD PLAIN CITY OH 43064 614-873-3333 61 2023126 03/15/2017 ABLE Financial Planning Inc. 2 Crabapple Drive Berkley MA 02779 508-345-9048 62 1780461 01/22/1999 Abodeely Insurance Agency Inc., G.M. 135 Thompson Road Webster MA 01570 508-943-1221 63 2016441 11/14/2016 Abrams Insurance and Financial Services LLC 72 ISLAND STREET STOUGHTON MA 02072 781-436-5685 64 1783004 04/19/2001 Accent Insurance Agency,Inc 8 Old Harry Road Southborough MA 01772 508-277-9341 65 1853180 05/30/2008 Access General Agency, Inc. 365 Crossways Park Dr Woodbury NY 11797 516-799-8222 66 2020863 02/17/2017 Access MGA Group, LLC THREE RAVINIA DRIVE STE 400 ATLANTA GA 30346 770-234-3659 67 1781622 09/29/1998 Acclaim Insurance Agency Inc 3 Hudson St, 1ST FL Boston MA 02111 617-357-5021 68 1868297 02/26/2009 Accredited Bond Agencies, Inc. 4798 New Broad St, Suite 200 Orlando FL 32814 407-629-2131 69 1798594 07/19/2004 Accredited Group Agency,Inc. 4798 New Broad St, Suite 200 Orlando FL 32814 407-629-2131 70 1967436 10/29/2014 Ace Insurance Agency, Inc. 2200 KENSINGTON COURT OAKBROOK IL 60521-2103 800-323-4837 71 1837092 06/15/2007 ACE Insurance Services, Inc. 675 Warren Ave Brockton MA 02301 508-584-5900 6 MILL AND MAIN PLACE, STE 72 2020059 02/10/2017 Acend Insurance Solutions, LLC MAYNARD MA 01754 781-274-7356 300 73 1966059 10/20/2014 Acentria, Inc. 4634 GULFSTARR DRIVE DESTIN FL 32541 850-650-1950 2600 N Central Expressway, Suite 74 1783492 03/07/2003 ACIG Insurance Agency, Inc. Richardson TX 75080 972-702-9004 800 75 1879110 12/31/2009 ACORA Surety & Insurance Services, LLC 3246 E Hwy 7 Suite 250 Montevideo MN 56265 320-269-3144 76 1889887 10/01/2010 Acorn Insurance Agency, Inc. 100 Quannapowitt Pkwy, Ste 300 Wakefield MA 01880 781-914-1200 77 1869137 05/22/2009 A-Costa Insurance Agency, LLC 2 Franklin Commons Framingham MA 01702 508-202-4704 78 2000539 05/03/2016 Acquiom Insurance LLC 1209 ORANGE ST WILMINGTON DE 19801 720-613-1071 79 2013886 10/05/2016 Acripro Insurance Agency, LLC 5664 PRAIRIE CREEK DR.
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    MINUTES OF STATE TEACHERS RETIREMENT BOARD MEETINGS August 19, 2021 August 19, 2021 August 19, 2021 The State Teachers Retirement Board met at the STRS Ohio offices in Columbus, Ohio, on Thursday, August 19, 2021, at approximately 9:45 a.m. The Chair, Rita Walters, called the meeting to order. The following members were in attendance: Carol Correthers, Claudia Herrington, Scott Hunt representing the Superintendent of Public Instruction, Arthur Lard, Yoel Mayerfeld, Robert McFee, Dale Price, Jeffrey Rhodes, Wade Steen and Ms. Walters. APPROVAL OF MINUTES Ms. Walters moved, seconded by Ms. Correthers to approve the minutes of the June 2021 Retirement Board meeting. Upon roll call the vote was as follows: Ms. Walters, yes; Ms. Correthers, yes; Ms. Herrington, abstain; Dr. Hunt, yes; Mr. Lard, yes; Mr. Mayerfeld, yes; Mr. McFee, yes; Mr. Price, yes; Mr. Rhodes, yes; Mr. Steen, yes. The motion carried. STRS OHIO RESPONSE TO BFS REPORT The chair recognized executive director Bill Neville for the STRS Ohio Response to Benchmark Financial Services (BFS) Report. Mr. Neville began by reviewing the background for the detailed analysis of the BFS Report he, staff and the consultants would be providing. The consultants were: Brady O’Connell, senior vice president – Callan LLC, Mike Joeken, senior vice president – Callan, LLC, Jay Klopfer, executive vice president – Callan LLC, Steve Nesbitt, chief executive officer – Cliffwater LLC, Michael Reid, vice president and client relationship manager – CEM, Karen Foley, partner – ACA Performance Services and Karyn Vincent – senior head, global industry standards and GIPS standards executive director – CFA Institute. Mr. Neville stated that the BFS Report which was released June 7, 2021, was not a forensic investigation or forensic audit.