Team Member Spotlight

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Courtney Bowyer

Personal Account Manager

CA License #4186936

Phone: 650.348.6234 x14

Email: Courtney@AEISadvisors.com

Courtney joined AEIS in 2021, eager to build her career in a new field. Starting as an administrative assistant, she quickly discovered her passion for the insurance industry. Her hard work earned her a promotion to Renewal Strategist, where she refined her skills aiding clients with their renewals. Now, as a Personal Account Manager, Courtney provides personalized service assisting our clients with day to day servicing requests and managing their employee benefits program. 



Courtney resides in Texas with her two young daughters that keep her extremely busy outside of work. In her spare time, she loves to take her daughters on new adventures scoping out new parks and trails for hiking and outdoor activities, spending time with her loved ones, and enjoying moments of peace in her yoga practice.

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