Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey will highlight Morehead City's Chalk and Gibbs Insurance today as he presents the firm with two prestigious awards. Known for more than a century of service in the insurance sector, Chalk and Gibbs will receive the Commissioner's Century Award, which recognizes businesses that have operated for at least 100 years. Residents and local leaders are expected to gather at 10 a.m. at the agency's headquarters at 1006 Arendell St., Morehead City, to celebrate the occasion.
The Century Award ceremony is not the only accolade on the docket for the day; Causey is also set to present the Order of the Guardian Award during the same presentation, a pinnacle of recognition within the insurance industry representing over 40 years of commitment in various branches including fire and rescue, law enforcement, and emergency management the awardees symbolize the pinnacle of dedication and service within a field that, at its best, stands as a bulwark against the chaos of an indifferent universe. According to the agency's website, the honors hearken back to North Carolina Department of Insurance traditions, setting a standard for the type of excellence and longevity that North Carolina values in its service members.
In a statement provided by the North Carolina Department of Insurance, the public has been cordially invited to attend the event, with festivities kicking off promptly at the scheduled hour. This moment stands as a testament to Chalk and Gibbs' enduring presence in the coastal town and the insurance landscape of North Carolina at large. For over a century now, the agency has offered a variety of insurance products to the community, proving that resilience and adaptability are cornerstones of any longstanding business venture.
