Kensington Vanguard National Land Services, a full-service national title insurance and settlement agencies, announced Robert Brady has joined the firm as vice president and will be based in the Garden City, N.Y., office. This addition expands the firm’s Long Island presence, which launched last year in conjunction with hiring industry veteran Tom Aurrichio.
“Rob’s extensive experience and impeccable reputation in the industry will significantly strengthen our Long Island-based team, which we view as a core market,” Kensington Vanguard Co-CEO Brian Cooper said. “As we continue to grow both organically and through acquisitions, we remain focused on targeting top professionals and teams to join our organization.”
Co-CEO Jarett Fein added, “In addition to our national expansion initiatives, recruiting sales and marketing talent in our local market remains one of our highest priorities; successfully bringing on Rob Brady, an established professional in the space will be a great addition to the KV team.”
Over the course of his career, Brady has cultivated many relationships with attorneys, builders, developers and lending institutions. Most recently with Ambassador Abstract in Huntington, N.Y., Brady comes to the firm with deep experience in both the title insurance and mortgage sectors, having worked at PNC and JP Morgan.
“I am thrilled to join Kensington Vanguard National Land Services. I was immediately impressed with the scale, sophistication, technology and entrepreneurial spirit of Kensington Vanguard and its management team,” Brady said. “In addition, the entire Kensington Vanguard team embodies a customer-oriented approach which will give all of my clients the comfort of being in great hands for each and every real estate transaction. Joining the KV team allows me to grow my business in both Long Island and New York City while adding further value to my existing client base.”
Kensington Vanguard operates three divisions: its High Liability Division, National Lender Services Division and 1031 Exchange Services Division.