Meet Jimmy Boyle, Senior Business Analyst

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Jimmy Boyle was a part of Centauri's original team when he was hired as Employee #5 more than six years ago. He started off performing duties such as agency licensing, risk/portfolio mapping and monthly/quarterly regulatory reporting. As Centauri has grown, many of those duties are now handled by other departments, although he continues to provide the data detail for our reporting.

Jimmy's insurance knowledge has progressed over the past several years. He attained his 2-20 agents license, Associate in General Insurance, and is currently pursuing his CPCU. Around the office, Jimmy is known as Centauri's "go to" guy. This systems and data master user is also the first person to step up and help out whether it's putting up the Centauri tent, assembling a marketing booth, or even carrying boxes of supplies around the building.

In addition to his professional growth, Jimmy has experienced a lot of changes in his personal life since he started at Centauri. He got married and became a dad to two sons. When he's not spending time with his family, Jimmy enjoys running, listening to country music and watching the Florida State Seminoles.

A native Floridian who grew up on the east coast in Melbourne, Jimmy later attended Florida State University graduating with a degree in Biology and a minor in Chemistry.

Here are some more things you may find interesting about Jimmy:

What 3 words best describe you?
Adventurous, Hard-Working, Dad

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Tell us one thing that people would be surprised to know about you?
I love to skydive.

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What did you want to be when you grew up?
I wanted to be a doctor.

Describe any hidden talents you have:
I'm an avid line dancer.

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If you were stranded on a deserted island, what 3 things would you take?
My wife and two sons.

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What was your proudest moment?
When I became a dad.

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If you could be anything/anyone, what/who would you be?
A scuba diving instructor - I could dive every day!

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What is your biggest pet peeve?
My pet peeves are disorganization and people moving my hand sanitizer.

What is the coolest place you've visited?
Santorini, Greece