Darren Wittick
Penn Global Marketing
2500 Wilcrest Dr Ste 300
Houston, TX 77042, US
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Professional Details
Darren was living in Sacramento, CA (hired by Scott Widell) when he joined the Sunbelt family in 1990 and became a branch manager in 1994. He found himself moving to Texas to open our San Antonio office in 2006, with the expansion of Medicare Advantage. He the moved east again to take over the Houston operation from Scott Benton in 2016. Darren is a Navy veteran (1981 to 1985), a 3rd degree Knight of Columbus, married to Traci and enjoys working with people, training new agents, and skiing the alps in the winter.
Areas of Expertise
- Insurance Agent
- Medicare Advisor
- Retirement Specialist
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