Commercial insurance account executive joins PLC Insurance

Snohomish County-based PLC Insurance has welcomed Sean King as a member of their team. King has been an insurance adviser for nearly 20 years. He will work as a commercial insurance account executive.

The long-time resident of Marysville serves as a volunteer and board member for several Snohomish County organizations. King is married and has two children.

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