Recent hiring announcements by privately held brokerage firms may be an indicator of employees' growing discomfort with the business philosophy at some large, publicly held concerns, a consultant said.
Recently, two significant privately held brokerage firms announced the hiring of sales executives who were formerly with Marsh and Aon.
On Tuesday, the Toledo, Ohio-based Hylant Group said Doug Miller was named vice president in the group's Ann Arbor, Mich., office.
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