Matt Litchman

Matt Litchman, CRIS, CPCU, is the Vice President of Strategic Projects for HUB South. Some of his responsibilities have been implementing and managing small business initiatives, training and rollout of the Hub 24/7 client portal within the Carolinas and supporting local leaders on various projects and initiatives. 

Matt graduated in 2010 from Colorado State University. After working in the restaurant business for a year, he began his insurance career as an Account Executive for a NJ based insurance brokerage specializing in surety and insurance for contractors. Matt began his Hub journey in 2014 in the commercial risk management department in New York City where he worked with a team to service clients in the construction, real estate, and hospitality industries. In 2017, Matt joined the Hat Trick project. Some of his key responsibilities were to develop and train on the Hub 24/7 client portal, identify ways to streamline how Hub manages small business, and develop new service standards to help better meet the needs of our clients. In 2019, Matt joined Hub South and moved to South Carolina.

Matt holds a Construction Risk and Insurance Specialist (CRIS) designation and has also earned the Chartered Property & Casualty Underwriter (CPCU) designation. In 2016, Matt received the Emerging Leader of the Year award from the Insurance Brokers Association of New York.

Matt and his wife Desiree have three children: Karmin (8), Landon (5), and Hazel (2). Outside of work he enjoys beach trips with the family, coaching his son’s youth sports teams, and anything that involves being outside in the sunshine with his family.

Getting to know Matt:

Q: What do you look forward to most in your day?

A: Breakfast. And that’s not because of the fresh eggs from our backyard hens or because I enjoy a good meal. When I started at Hub in New York, I was out of the house each morning before anyone was even out of bed. Then I joined the Hat Trick project and was away from home four days a week. So, there were a lot of mornings I was not home to eat breakfast with the family. I’m a big believer in mealtime also being family time so working from home has provided me the opportunity for some invaluable uninterrupted family time. I start my days cooking breakfast for my wife and three kids. Some mornings I’ll find myself playing chess with my 8-year-old while we eat or putting Legos together with my 5-year-old in between bites. This may all be going on while I feed my two-year-old my breakfast because for some reason she always prefers mine over hers. Whatever it is, each morning is an opportunity for my wife and I to sit down with the kids, ignore the chaos, and start the day with the right foot forward.

Q: What is your favorite thing about working at Hub International?

A: The people. When I first started at Hub, I kept hearing how great of a company it was, how long people stayed, etc. It didn’t take me long to realize that it’s not the company that’s great, rather the people who work here make the company great. Over the past 7 years, I’ve had different managers who have consistently looked out for me and my career. I’ve also witnessed this with my colleagues. I don’t get the big corporate company feel here. I get the feeling that we’re all working together to take something great and make it even better. It makes me look forward to work each day.