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Professional Profile: Christopher Kallenbach 2015

Name: Chris Kallenbach Title: President of New England Land Title Association Company: CATIC Location: 101 Corporate Place, Rocky Hill, CT Place of birth and year: New Milford, CT 1967 Family: Wife - Jennifer, children - Emma Grace; Madeleine Ann College: Georgetown U - BA American Govt. - JD - Tulane U First job outside of Title Insurance: Practicing Attorney for Travelers Property Casualty Co. First job in Title Insurance or allied field: CATIC - attorney What do you do now and what are you planning for the future: Work directly with the president and fellow officers to create services and products which bring value to our members. Hobbies: Time with family Favorite book: Too many to choose from. My "favorite" is usually whatever I am reading at the moment Favorite movie: Anything with the name Steven Spielberg associated with it Person you most emulate (outside of family): Motivational person, anyone who has taken the time to have a positive impact on someone else. Key to success (one idea): Dedication - don't be afraid to ask for advice If you were forced to choose another vocation what would it be?: Mystery guest for 5-star resorts and rate them.
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