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MATTHEW (MATT) HUDNALL

MATTHEW (MATT) HUDNALL has joined Preferred Mutual Insurance Company as senior VP, underwriting. He will be responsible for providing leadership and strategic vision to the underwriting function, to product-development initiatives, as well as agency-partnership development. Hudnall brings more than 20 years of underwriting-service experience, and operational and leadership knowledge with considerable time in commercial-lines underwriting. […]

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MATTHEW (MATT) HUDNALL has joined Preferred Mutual Insurance Company as senior VP, underwriting. He will be responsible for providing leadership and strategic vision to the underwriting function, to product-development initiatives, as well as agency-partnership development. Hudnall brings more than 20 years of underwriting-service experience, and operational and leadership knowledge with considerable time in commercial-lines underwriting. Most recently, he was VP of small commercial new business underwriting at the Hanover Insurance Group, in addition to holding several leadership roles in underwriting services with several national carriers. 

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