AUSTIN The Texas Oil & Gasoline Affiliation (TXOGA) has introduced the naming of Neal Carlton as President of the TXOGA Insurance coverage Company. Carlton most lately served as Vice President of Membership & Company Secretary at TXOGA for greater than seven years. As President of the Company, he’ll oversee the TXOGA Staff’ Compensation Security Group.
“The oil and pure gasoline business makes security within the office a excessive precedence,” Todd Staples, Chairman of the Board of the Company and President of TXOGA, stated in a information launch. “Neal’s character and integrity make him a terrific match to steer the Company ahead in working with our member firms who take part within the Security Group, and his management will likely be an actual asset.”
“I’m happy to proceed working to make sure TXOGA members and others in our business have the insurance coverage instruments to guard their firms and workers,” Carlton, president of TXOGA Insurance coverage Company, stated.
Carlton is a fifth-generation Texan and proud graduate of Texas Tech College the place he earned a bachelor’s diploma in economics. He additionally attended Georgetown College, the place he accomplished a certificates in monetary planning. Previous to his stint with TXOGA, Carlton was Coordinator for State and Federal Relations on the Texas Division of Agriculture and spent a number of years in Washington, D.C., engaged on Capitol Hill and serving in President George W. Bush’s administration with the U.S. Division of the Treasury. Carlton is an Eagle Scout and serves as a Board Fellow on the Texas Parks and Wildlife Basis Board of Trustees. He lives in Georgetown, Texas, together with his spouse and two younger daughters.
The TXOGA Staff’ Compensation Security Group is for big and small Texas oil and gasoline firms. Texas Mutual Insurance coverage Firm underwrites the insurance policies within the group and the TXOGA Insurance coverage Company administers and markets the group. Eligible Texas oil and gasoline firms obtain a premium low cost and have the potential to earn Texas Mutual security group dividends, along with particular person policyholder dividends. Since 2001, members of the group have obtained $40,601,535 in security group dividends and $354,693,723 in particular person policyholder dividends. Dividends are primarily based on efficiency, are usually not assured and should adjust to Texas Division of Insurance coverage laws. For extra data, go to txogainsurance.com.