McInturff, Milligan & Brooks is the combination of three insurance agencies dating back to 1910. We affiliated ourselves with one of the largest publicly owned insurance brokerage firms from the early 1970’s to the early 1980’s. Then in 1983 we reestablished our independence to become one of the largest, locally owned independent insurance firms. We are not restricted to or controlled by any insurance company, so our clients’ needs and interests always come first. We work for you. Our business reputation dates back over 100 years. We have a total of 11 insurance professionals on staff to assist you.
Our Team:
Tri-State Claims
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John McInturff IIIPresident, MM&B and TSC
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Jeff MooreClaims Adjuster, TSC
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Kim PetersonClaims Adjuster, TSC
John McInturff III
Jeff Moore
(423) 230-2247 ext 120
Kim Peterson
McInturff, Milligan, & Brooks
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John McInturff IIIPresident, MM&B and TSC
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John McInturff, Jr.Emeritus President of MM&B
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Chad MitchelBusiness and Personal Lines Producer, MM&B
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Greg HaukBusiness and Personal Lines Producer, MM&B
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Carol WellsCSR - Personal Insurance, MM&B
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Amanda GibsonCSR - Business Insurance, MM&B
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Kim FoshieCSR - Business Insurance, MM&B
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Lisa AdamsCSR-Business Insurance, MM&B
John McInturff III
John McInturff, Jr.
(423) 639-5171
Chad Mitchel
(423) 639-5171
Greg Hauk
(423) 639-5171
Carol Wells
(423) 639-5171
Amanda Gibson
(423) 639-5171
Kim Foshie
(423) 639-5171
Lisa Adams
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