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Stephen Rutledge has over 20 years of experience in insurance project management, claims management, and business analysis. He has expertise in individual and group disability income, individual and group life, health insurance, and long term care. Mr. Rutledge has managed teams of over 120 employees and has experience designing and implementing claim systems and processes. He holds a BS in Finance and Insurance from Northeastern University.
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