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GEICO to Grow Operations in Tucson

GEICO plans to hire 700 new associates over the next several years after its expected to occupy the new 200,000-square-foot building in late 2019.

From left, Craig Porter, The Renaissance Companies president; Michelle Trindade, GEICO’s Tucson regional vice president; Don Bourn, Bourn Companies founder and CEO; Shirley Scott, Tucson city council member; Mayor Jonathan Rothschild; Bill Roberts, GEICO president and CEO; Vice Mayor Richard Fimbres; Shane Wheeler; GEICO claims officer; and John Alutto, GEICO underwriting officer. Photo Credit: Business Wire From left, Craig Porter, The Renaissance Companies president; Michelle Trindade, GEICO’s Tucson regional vice president; Don Bourn, Bourn Companies founder and CEO; Shirley Scott, Tucson city council member; Mayor Jonathan Rothschild; Bill Roberts, GEICO president and CEO; Vice Mayor Richard Fimbres; Shane Wheeler; GEICO claims officer; and John Alutto, GEICO underwriting officer. Photo Credit: Business Wire

TUCSON, AZ— Insurance provider GEICO used the groundbreaking of its new regional office here on Friday in The Bridges to announce plans to grow its workforce here.

Chevy Chase, MD-based GEICO plans to hire 700 new associates over the next several years after its expected to occupy the new 200,000-square-foot building in late 2019. Tucson is now home to more than 1,500 GEICO associates who manage insurance operations for 1.4 million customers in seven western states including: Arizona, Nevada, Utah, Oregon, Washington, Idaho and Montana.

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