A leading insurance lawyer, and inventor of several insurance products, Gerry Goldsholle graduated with honors from the College of William and Mary and Columbia Law School, and did graduate work at Stanford's Graduate School of Business and its MLA Program. After serving as an Army Security Agency officer, he became a trial lawyer at the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and headed Special Enforcement in New York. Later an associate at a top rated New York law firm, he joined the Law Department of Metropolitan Life, then the nation's largest insurer, serving as Assistant General Counsel, a founding officer of MetLife's Auto, Homeowners and Reinsurance subsidiaries, a Vice-President, Head of its Investment & Fiduciary Services department, and as Chief Brokerage Executive and President & CEO of MetLife Marketing Corp. Retiring at 50, Gerry moved to California, returned to law practice, this time helping consumers achieve justice, while creating several leading Internet firms.
