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In today’s complex insurance market, there is one outstanding local organization worthy of your attention. Why? Because it’s owned by you!

Kent & Essex Mutual Insurance company is a financially secure Mutual Insurance Company devoted to providing quality insurance products and caring, professional service to our policyholders. We are proud to serve Chatham-Kent and Essex County with brokers located throughout Southwestern Ontario. Kent & Essex Mutual Insurance Company specializes in Farm, Residential, and Automobile Insurance to ensure your family’s safety and personal well-being. Click here to find out more.

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Latest News

January 31st, 2012

Kent & Essex Mutual Insurance announces the date of the 2012 annual meeting will be Thursday March 8th. The meeting will be held at the company headquarters located at 10 Creek Rd in Chatham and will begin at 1:30 pm. All policyholders are encouraged to attend.

December 13th, 2011

Kent & Essex Mutual Insurance Company is pleased to announce the introduction of their scholarship program. We will offer 5- $1000.00 bursaries for students entering college or university in Ontario. Students from Chatham –Kent and Essex County are eligible to apply. Required course of study is business, agriculture or a field related to the insurance industry. Look on our website www.kentessexmutual.com for an application and outline.

November 22nd, 2011

Kent & Essex Mutual is proud to have been the title sponsor for the RESPECT Tour 2011. It is a variety show of dance, music and puppets put on by Community Living Chatham Kent. Performers and crew are a blend of intellectually disabled individuals with the assistance of able bodied assistants of all ages. Local singer Crystal Gage was musical director and coach.
This production is intended to address the issue of bullying in our schools. Participants in the show shared some of their experiences with bullying and the inspirational ways they learned to cope. This was the fourth year for the tour and it is estimated that over 40,000 people have seen the production.
The RESPECT tour project was awarded the Community Living Ontario James Montgomerie Community Award for 2010/2011 for its impact on the community while promoting the positive perception of the abilities of individuals who have intellectual disability.