Centennial Insurance
Meet our licensed insurance advisors
Licensed, independent, and here to explain your options in plain language — with no pressure to buy.
Licensed guidance from real people
Insurance decisions can involve underwriting, long-term contracts and state-specific rules. Centennial advisor profiles are intended to show who you are speaking with, what they focus on, and how to verify licensing information before you rely on a recommendation.
Each of our advisors is a licensed life insurance producer. Choose an advisor to read more about them and book a time.
James Woodley
Handles coverage reviews, family protection planning, and side-by-side comparisons across multiple carriers.
Jeanie Sepulveda
Helps Colorado families and individuals review life, health, home and auto coverage.
How to verify an advisor
A consumer can verify producer information using NIPR or the relevant state department of insurance. Licensing does not mean every producer is appointed with every insurer or authorized for every product in every state.
What should you expect from a Centennial advisor?
A Centennial advisor should explain policy mechanics in plain language, distinguish guaranteed from non-guaranteed values, disclose important trade-offs, confirm state/product availability, and avoid promising a rate or underwriting outcome controlled by an insurer.
How are advisors selected for a policy review?
The advisor should be licensed for the applicable jurisdiction and appropriately authorized for the insurance activity involved. Complex tax, legal or estate-planning questions should be coordinated with the consumer's qualified tax or legal professional rather than presented as insurance advice alone.
See our licensing and states served page, start a Coverage Check, or read why families choose Centennial.
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Reviewed by James Woodley, licensed insurance advisor · Last reviewed