OBLIC welcomes John R. Tribble as new CEO
John R. Tribble. (Submitted photo)
Ohio Bar Liability Insurance Company (OBLIC) is delighted to announce that John R. Tribble, MBA, CPCU, CCLA will be joining the Company as its next President and CEO in mid-June, 2024. Mr. Tribble brings a broad depth of experience in the insurance industry to the Company.
Mr. Tribble has held a variety of positions during the past eight years with Church Mutual Insurance Company. These positions include Vice President-Chief Diversity Officer; Vice President-Agency Operations and Business Development; Vice President Customer Relationship and Business Development; Vice President – Chief Administrative Officer at CM Regent, a subsidiary of Church Mutual; Assistant Vice President-Chief Diversity Officer; Director of Diversity and Inclusion; and Territory Manager, managing a multi-state brokered sales territory.
His accomplishments include establishing a diversity and inclusion program at Church Mutual, resulting in greater customer engagement, expansion into markets driving additional growth and profitability, exceeding combined ratio and premium goals at CM Regent, and increasing the number of agents and the customer base for the Company.
Mr. Tribble has also served in Vice President positions with the Hertz Corporation and Liberty Mutual/America First Insurance Co., and in Associate Vice President and Claim Officer roles at Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co. Mr. Tribble comes to OBLIC after a national search.
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