Red Bank, NJ - February 2010: The Monmouth-Ocean Development Council (MODC) announced that High Point Auto Insurance has won the Economic Development Award for outstanding community involvement. The award will be formally presented at MODC's 45th Annual Silver Gull Dinner on May 6, 2010.
"We are thrilled that the MODC has recognized High Point for having made an 'exceptional contribution to the community's growth and development'," stated Jim Tignanelli, President of High Point. "New Jersey is a great place to live, work and do business," he added. "Our commitment to employing local New Jerseyans who live and drive here just like our customers means our policyholders are our friends, family and neighbors. Providing great service to our customers while creating employment opportunities for local residents and businesses is a win/win for everyone."
The High Point award acknowledges the following:
High Point will accept the award on May 6 at the Jumping Brook Country Club, in Neptune, NJ. Reservations are required for this event. For more information or to attend the dinner, please call (732) 751-8696.
High Point Auto Insurance (www.highpointins.com) is managed by High Point Safety and Insurance Management Corporation, which is based in Red Bank and is one of the largest auto insurance companies exclusively serving New Jersey customers. High Point Auto Insurance, with 600-plus employees, is a Plymouth Rock managed company and coverages are underwritten by High Point Property and Casualty Insurance Company.
Established in 1965, MODC is an organization of professionals dedicated to enhancing the quality of life and business environment through advocacy, collaboration, and education. Members include executives from hospitals, government, banking, accounting, finance, utilities, law, education, manufacturing, services, non-profits and tourism as well as business owners and entrepreneurs. MODC is committed to the planned economic, industrial, professional, cultural, tourism and educational growth of Monmouth and Ocean counties, and is working to create a positive business climate in both counties. www.modc.com


Erin Collinson
Communications Director
(732) 978-6232