Allen Lund promotes Morgan Underwood in San Francisco

The Allen Lund Co. has promoted Morgan Underwood to assistant manager of the company’s San Francisco office.

By Chris Koger

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September 23, 2022 03:00 PM

The Allen Lund Co. has promoted Morgan Underwood to assistant manager of the company’s San Francisco office.

Underwood joined the office in July 2008 and was promoted to operations manager of the office in 2018.

“I know that through his hard work and dedication, along with his ability to develop great relationships with our team, customers, and carriers, he will be a great assistant manager,” Wendy Adan, manger of the San Francisco office, said in a news release.

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