• Professional Story

  Michael Levin received his Bachelor of Science Degree in Finance from the University of Florida in 2004. While attending school, Michael was a member of the Alpha Tau Omega fraternity where he served as Public Relations Chair, New Member Educator, and Vice President.

  Upon graduation, Michael entered the financial services field. In 2005, Michael earned his Long Term Care Certification (CLTC) designation. In his first year, he was named Levin Financial Group’s New Associate of the year. In 2006, Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company (MassMutual) awarded Michael with the Rising Leader and Fast Pace Awards. That same year, MassMutual awarded him their most distinguished honor for a first year advisor, the Freshman Five award. Of the 1,600 first year advisors that are associated with the MassMutual network, only five receive this award. He was recognized in 2009 by the Tampa Chapter of NAIFA as one of the “Top 4 Under 40” financial professionals in the Bay area. In 2010, the Tampa Bay Business Journal honored him as an “Up and Comer” in the under 30 category.

  In 2007, Michael was promoted to Managing Associate with LFG and, in 2008, he was promoted again to the position of Sales Manager. Of the 250+ Sales Managers affiliated with MassMutual, Michael was the youngest. He now serves as President of Levin Financial Group.

  Michael is a member of The Greater Tampa Chamber of Commerce, Emerge Tampa, NAIFA and the Hillsborough Leadership Council. In 2010, Michael was appointed to the Consultative Board for Tampa Catholic High School, the Advisory Board for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation and founded the TMH Breathing For Life Foundation.

• Languages:

  • English

• Credentials:

  • CLTC®

• Specialties:

  • Insurance Strategies

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