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StanCorp promotes Dawn McMaster
By: Ted Perkins//February 24, 2014//
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Portland-based StanCorp Financial Group recently promoted Dawn McMaster to vice president of individual disability insurance. She will lead the individual disability insurance division, and oversee actuarial, underwriting, operations and sales functions. She previously was assistant vice president of the division since 2010.
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