Channon Russette-Mondoux joins Farm Bureau Insurance
Channon Russette-Mondoux has joined Farm Bureau Insurance as a new agent.
Russette-Mondoux joins a statewide force of over 400 Farm Bureau Insurance agents serving nearly 500,000 Michigan policyholders.
She works from 6221 West Main, Kalamazoo.
Russette-Mondoux recently completed an extensive career development program for new agents to her for the state licensing examination. She received instruction in all areas of property/casualty and life and health insurance.
Russette-Mondoux also attended training at the Farm Bureau Insurance home office in Lansing. Farm Bureau Insurance agents are licensed to sell all lines of insurance, including life, home, auto, farm, retirement, and business.
Prior to joining Farm Bureau Insurance as an agent, Russette-Mondoux had an long career in hospitality and community relations. She also volunteers with the Portage Athletic Programs and Habitat for Humanity.
Source: Channn Russette Mondoux, Farm Bureau Insurance
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