Quinn Wilds
About Quinn Wilds
Quinn Wilds is a Farm and Ranch Underwriter at State Auto Insurance, with a background in agricultural education. She previously worked as an Agriculture Educator and FFA Advisor at two high schools in Indiana, where she made significant contributions to their agricultural programs.
Work at State Auto Insurance
Quinn Wilds has been employed at State Auto Insurance since 2018, serving as a Farm and Ranch Underwriter. In this role, she is responsible for assessing risks and underwriting insurance policies related to agricultural operations. Her expertise in agriculture and education informs her approach to underwriting, allowing her to understand the unique needs of farm and ranch clients. She continues to work in Indianapolis, Indiana, contributing to the company's commitment to providing tailored insurance solutions for the agricultural sector.
Education and Expertise
Quinn Wilds holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Agricultural Teacher Education from Purdue University, where she studied from 2006 to 2010. Additionally, she briefly attended Indiana State University in 2005, focusing on Nursing. Her educational background equips her with a strong foundation in both agriculture and education, which she applied during her teaching career and continues to leverage in her current role at State Auto Insurance.
Background in Education
Quinn Wilds has a significant background in agricultural education, having served as an Agriculture Educator and FFA Advisor at Greensburg Community High School from 2010 to 2013 and at Rushville Consolidated High School from 2013 to 2018. During her tenure at Greensburg, she successfully re-established the Agricultural Program and FFA chapter after a 45-year hiatus. At Rushville, she made history as the first female Agriculture teacher in the 73-year history of the program.
Career Transition
After several years in education, Quinn Wilds transitioned from her teaching career to focus on family before joining the Farm and Ranch Department at State Auto Insurance. This shift allowed her to apply her agricultural knowledge in a new context, emphasizing her adaptability and commitment to the agricultural community.