Person Behind The Place Trinity Parker

Bellevue, WALocal News

Trinity Parker serves as the Senior Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer at Symetra, where she focuses on advancing equity and inclusion within the insurance industry. Her journey began as a recent graduate, and over two decades, she cultivated a robust career in public service, working with organizations like the Bellevue Chamber of Commerce and Sound Transit. Parker believes that financial education is crucial for empowering underserved communities, particularly women, BIPOC, and LGBTQIA+ individuals. She identifies the insurance industry's shortcomings in reaching these groups and aims to bridge the gap through targeted initiatives. Parker's leadership is characterized by her commitment to community advocacy, exemplified by her roles on various boards, including the KidsQuest Children’s Museum and the Bellevue Downtown Association.

Symetra actively engages with the community, sponsoring local events and supporting employee volunteer efforts through initiatives like the Summer of Service program. Parker's insights reflect not only her personal dedication but also Symetra’s broader mission to uplift marginalized communities. Her work stands as a testament to the potential of corporate responsibility in fostering social equity and community engagement.

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