Kraus-Anderson Insurance Appoints New President and VP in Chicago

Kraus-Anderson Insurance Names Jonathan Diessner as President

Kraus-Anderson Insurance, a leading independent insurance agency in Minnesota, has announced Jonathan Diessner as its new president. This firm, integral to the Kraus-Anderson group, specializes in services such as construction, real estate, and comprehensive risk management across the United States. Diessner brings an extensive background in regulatory compliance and risk mitigation to his new role.

Jonathan Diessner, having dedicated over a decade at the company, initially joined Kraus-Anderson in 2009 within KA Realty's property management. He transitioned to the insurance division in 2011, working as a property and casualty producer. Progressing steadily through notable leadership positions, Diessner became the executive vice president by 2020 and assumed the role of chief operating officer in January 2024, succeeding his father, Dennis Diessner. Under his leadership, the agency has reached new heights in sales, workforce expansion, and client retention, underscoring its commitment to industry excellence.

Amanda Quitmeyer Joins Alliant Insurance Services in Chicago

Alliant Insurance Services has appointed Amanda Quitmeyer as assistant vice president within its employee benefits division in Chicago, Illinois. Quitmeyer will play a pivotal role in developing strategies that align with businesses' organizational objectives, focusing on enhancing employee health outcomes and streamlining healthcare expenditures, crucial for regulatory compliance.

Previously, Quitmeyer held a vice president position in the health and benefits consulting practice at a global consultancy. Her expertise spans advising large-scale enterprises, including those backed by private equity, across various sectors such as retail, technology, pharmaceuticals, financial services, and manufacturing. Her insight into claims processing and strategic risk management positions her to significantly impact Alliant's service offerings.