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When well-conceived and well-executed, a succession plan will allow you to enjoy retirement while leaving your business and clients in good hands.

Despite the chaos impacting the community—including staff—there are many ways agencies can step up to help clients in need and process their claims after a disaster.

As market capacity shrinks and rates and deductibles increase, agents like Kristine Rushing are advocating for property and homeowners reform in Florida.

On this episode of Agency Nation Radio, Robbie Moore, executive vice president, Blanchard & Calhoun Insurance in Augusta, Georgia, shares how his involvement with the Big “I” has helped him thrive in the independent agent channel.

Restoring critical files is necessary to restart a business’ day-to-day operations after a disaster or an accident. It also saves businesses valuable time and money.

The latest Agency Nation Radio podcast highlights three women who are leaders in insurance as they share the opportunities for women in the industry and the work that remains to be done.

​With the rise of working from home and the shortage of available customer service representatives, onboarding a remote worker is becoming more and more likely for independent agencies.

It’s never been a better time to determine if your clients—and your agency—are adequately insured and prepared for these Catastrophic events.

In the return to “normal,” agencies must tread carefully because a segment of the independent agent channel could get left behind—customer service representatives (CSRs).

Last year, Weaver & Associates won the 2021 Agent for the Future Award for Outstanding Large Agency. As March marks International Women’s Day and Women’s History Month, third-generation owner Dana Dattola says that “there’s a lot of opportunity for women