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SEARCHLife of the South, a company that provides products and services to financial and consumer finance institutions, announced that Bruce Bradley would be its first vice president, acting as head of financial institution sales.
Life of the South, a company that provides products and services to financial and consumer finance institutions, announced that Bruce Bradley would be its first vice president, acting as head of financial institution sales.
Bradley came from Huntington National Bank in Columbus, Ohio, where he managed key insurance lines, including payment protection, title insurance and direct programs. He was hired in an effort to maintain progress in the credit insurance and debt protection market.
Bradley currently co-chairs the American Bankers Insurance Association (ABIA), Best Practice for Credit and Debt Products and is a member of the Advisory Board for the Credit Industry Marketing Representative Organization (CIMRO). He has spoken at a number of industry events including those for ABIA, CIMRO and Consumer Credit Insurance Association.
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