

Woodruff-Sawyer & Co.
Insurance services - Risk management - Employee benefits
BUSINESS
Year Founded: 1918
Ownership: Privately-held, ESOP
Office Locations: San Francisco, Orange County, Pleasanton, Mountain View, & San Rafael, California. Portland, Oregon.
HEAD OFFICE
Woodruff Sawyer & Co.
220 Bush Street, 7th Floor
San Francisco, CA 94104
Phone: 415-391-2141
Fax: 415-969-9923
E Mail: info@wsandco.com
Website: www.wsandco.com/
AREA OF EXPERTISE
Employee Benefits Capabilities
Actuarial and Risk. Management
Administrative
Consulting & Brokerage
International
Retirement Planning
Technology Solutions
International Benefits Services
Additional Areas of Expertise
Directors & Officers
Employment Practices
Environmental
Errors & Omissions
Executive Protection
Fidelity Bonding
Fiduciary
International
Kidnap and Ransom
Products Usability
Professional Liability
Property
Surety
Workers' Compensation
ABOUT US
Woodruff-Sawyer & Co. is one of the largest independent brokerage fi rms in the United States, providing innovative insurance, risk management and employee benefi ts services to the business community. We know that a critical requirement of any client is the ability to trust that its service providers act with utmost good faith. We have built our reputation on the integrity with which we serve our clients - more than simply a broker or a consultant, we are honest client advocates, trusted advisors, and a true business partner.
EMPLOYEES

INTERNATIONAL NETWORK

Woodruff-Sawyer is the exclusive representative for IBN in the Western United States www.intlben.com
Woodruff-Sawyer is a partner in Assurex Global, one of the world’s largest brokerage networks, consisting of 135 partners in 67 countries.
INTERNATIONAL CONTACTS
Susan Hunt
President
Woodruff-Sawyer & Co.
Phone: 415-399-6434
Fax: 415-989-9923
Email: shunt@wsandco.com
HONORS & AWARDS
Named one of the "Bay Area's Best Places to Work" (2004 & 2005 San Francisco Business Times Survey)
PAR Excellence Award for quality service (13-time recipient)
#1 D&O Broker, Tillinghast-Towers Perrin survey (2000 ~ 2003)
DOWNLOAD A PRINTABLE VERSION OF THIS PROFILE:
Publications
(De)constructing ‘Basic’ Benefits: Citizens Define The Limits Of Coverage
American Health Care Consumerism Gets a Second Opinion