Seth Smith
About Seth Smith
Seth Smith serves as the Executive Vice President of Underwriting at Safety National, where he has worked since 2018. He has extensive experience in underwriting, having held various positions in the insurance industry for over two decades.
Current Role at Safety National
Seth Smith serves as the Executive Vice President of Underwriting at Safety National, a position he has held since 2018. In this role, he is responsible for overseeing underwriting operations across both the home office and regional offices nationwide. His responsibilities include managing Public Entity Workers' Compensation, Tribal Workers' Compensation, and Texas Opt Out insurance products. Smith's leadership in underwriting ensures that the company maintains effective operations and meets the diverse needs of its clients.
Previous Experience at Safety National
Before his current role, Seth Smith held several positions at Safety National. He served as the Senior Vice President of Underwriting from 2013 to 2018, and prior to that, he was the Vice President of Workers' Compensation Underwriting from 1999 to 2013. His extensive tenure at Safety National spans 19 years, during which he contributed to various underwriting initiatives and operational strategies.
Experience at Fireman's Fund Insurance Company
Seth Smith began his career in underwriting at Fireman's Fund Insurance Company, where he worked as a National Accounts Casualty Underwriter from 1994 to 1999. This five-year experience provided him with a solid foundation in underwriting practices and national account management, which he later applied in his roles at Safety National.
Educational Background
Seth Smith studied at Missouri State University, where he earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Marketing Management. His educational background has equipped him with essential skills in marketing and management, contributing to his effectiveness in the insurance industry.
Underwriting Responsibilities and Expertise
In his current role, Seth Smith has national profit and loss responsibility for multiple lines of insurance, including Excess Workers' Compensation, Large Deductible Workers' Compensation, and Specialty Lines. His expertise in these areas is critical to the company's underwriting operations and overall financial performance.