Alan Pavlic
In his role as president and chief operating officer, Alan is involved in all aspects of Old Republic Surety's operation. Working with input from the leadership team, Alan makes key decisions that result in consistent underwriting profit. Alan joined ORSC in 2005 as senior vice president of claims and general counsel. Alan began his career in 1985 with F&D. Alan received his Bachelor of Political Science from Albion College and his Juris Doctor from Michigan State University.
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