Kingstone Companies, Inc. (NASDAQ: KINS) made a significant announcement on December 11, 2024. The company has entered into an amendment to an existing agreement with Gregory Fortunoff and Scott Fortunoff, both shareholders of the company. The original agreement, dated March 3, 2023, granted Gregory Fortunoff Board observer status.
Based on the recent performance of Kingstone Companies, the Fortunoffs have mutually agreed that there is no longer a necessity for Gregory Fortunoff to retain his position as a Board observer. Consequently, as per the terms of the Amendment, Gregory Fortunoff has voluntarily relinquished his right to serve as an observer to the Company’s Board of Directors or to be nominated for a Board position.
In conclusion, Meryl Golden, the Chief Executive Officer of Kingstone Companies, signed the report on December 11, 2024. This change in Board observer status reflects the evolving dynamics within the company’s leadership team. Investors and stakeholders will be keen to observe further developments following this decision.
This article was generated by an automated content engine and was reviewed by a human editor prior to publication. For additional information, read Kingstone Companies’s 8K filing here.
Kingstone Companies Company Profile
Kingstone Companies, Inc, through its subsidiary, provides property and casualty insurance products to individuals in the United States. It offers personal line of insurance products, such as homeowners and dwelling fire, cooperative/condominiums, renters, and personal umbrella policies. The company also provides for-hire vehicle physical damage only policies for livery and car service vehicles and taxicabs; and canine legal liability policies.
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