Markel Corp. Celebrates 75 Years

Staying in business for 75 years is no easy task. Tony Markel, chairman, president/CEO, and Paul Springman, executive vice president, both of Markel Corp., discuss the company’s history as a family-owned business and its growth to a company with more than $9 billion in total assets.

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