SECURA Insurance promoted Adam Piette to Vice President–Commercial Lines Underwriting. Piette steps into the role previously held by Steve Miller, who will be retiring in early 2027. Piette and Miller will work together over the next several months to ensure a smooth transition.
Piette brings more than 20 years of insurance experience and a proven record of underwriting leadership, profitable growth, and team development. Since joining SECURA in 2010, he has advanced through roles of increasing responsibility, most recently serving as a Commercial Lines underwriting director, leading underwriting operations across Illinois, Indiana, and Michigan.
"Adam has helped grow our book of business while strengthening underwriting performance, agency relationships, and team capabilities over the past several years," said Kevin Klestinski, SECURA Senior Vice President and Chief Underwriting Officer. "His strategic mindset, commitment to talent development, and collaborative leadership style will continue to propel our Commercial Lines underwriting division forward."
In his new role, Piette will build on SECURA's strong foundation and core strengths while focusing on developing talent, enhancing the agency experience, and driving profitable growth to position Commercial Lines for continued long-term success.
Piette holds a Bachelor of Business Administration in human resources from the University of Wisconsin–Oshkosh.
ABOUT SECURA INSURANCE
SECURA Insurance, headquartered in Neenah, Wis., is a regional group of property-casualty insurance companies operating in 13 states. Approximately 550 independent insurance agencies represent the group, which provides a broad range of competitive commercial, agribusiness, farm, nonprofit, and special events products. SECURA Insurance is known for providing exceptional service to its agents and policyholders since 1900, and is rated A (Excellent) by A.M. Best for its excellent ability to meet policyholder obligations. It is also a certified Great Place to Work. Visit secura.net to learn more.