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DeWitt Stern Group

Privately held, New York City-based insurance brokerage and risk advisory firm

Field	Value
name	DeWitt Stern Group, Inc.
logo	DeWitt Stern logo-with-tag-for-Wiki.jpg
type	Private company
industry	Insurance broking; insurance, risk management, financial and human resource consulting
foundation
defunct
fate	Merged
successor	Risk Strategies
key_people	Jolyon Stern, (President & CEO)
num_employees	180
num_employees_year	2008
hq_location_city	New York City
hq_location_country	United States
products	Insurance, risk management, employee benefits
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The DeWitt Stern Group was a privately held, New York City-based insurance brokerage and risk advisory firm. National in scope, the firm also has offices in North White Plains NY, Jersey City NJ, Chicago IL, and in two California locations: San Francisco and Glendale. It operated from 1899 until it was acquired in 2014 by Risk Strategies.

History

Founded in 1899 by DeWitt H. Stern, the firm is led by the founder's grandson, Jolyon F. Stern, who represents the third generation of family ownership.

In 2014, DeWitt Stern Group was acquired by Risk Strategies.{{cite web|url=https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2014/10/01/992944/0/en/Risk-Strategies-Company-and-DeWitt-Stern-Group-Announce-Merger.html

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