George Geldin Presented with 9th Consecutive Insurance Award

Las Vegas, NV, April 11, 2009 --(PR.com)-- A local insurance agent and business owner has been presented with his ninth consecutive Golden Eagle award from the National Association of Health Underwriters. The Golden Eagle award is a symbol of the highest level of achievement for outstanding work in health insurance sales.

George Geldin, RHU LUTCF, is the owner of Geldin Insurance Services in Westlake Village. His services offered include individual and group health and life insurance, and long term care and disability insurance.

Receiving the award for nine straight years is a remarkable achievement and Geldin said he was proud and happy to serve his community and California residents in general.

“I consider myself lucky to be able to offer insurance services to California residents,” Geldin said. “Westlake Village is a wonderful community and it’s a great feeling to know I’m helping people make good insurance decisions.”

Westlake Village is located in the Conejo Valley, on the western edge of Los Angeles County. The community of around 8,500 is 40 miles northwest of Los Angeles.

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Geldin Insurance Services is a privately owned insurance company in Westlake Village, CA. Geldin offers health, life, long term care and disability insurance for individuals and group plans. George Geldin, the owner of Geldin Insurance Services has been awarded the National Associated of Health Underwriters (NAHU) Golden Eagle award for outstanding work in health insurance sales nine consecutive times. The National Association of Health Underwriters represents 20,000 professional health insurance agents and brokers who provide insurance for millions of Americans. George is a Life Underwriter Trade Council Fellow and a Registered Health Underwriter. With years of quality, award-winning insurance experience, Geldin Insurance Services offers value and expertise to California residents. For questions or more information, please visit http://geldin.com or call (818)889-5831.