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Relationships with families and individuals allow agency staff to maintain a high level of involvement in causes important to clients—and many others who will never be clients.

Billy Wagner, 36, views insurance success as a beacon for those in need. When he set out to raise funds for Folds of Honor, a U.S. military charity with personal significance, he co-authored a book on the subject he knows best: “Insuring Your Peace of Min

By: Volume 111, No. 7

The next generation is here now—and it has a lot to offer your agency. Do you know the key tactics for leaving your agency in good hands?

Auto insurance is not a commodity. But with so much focus on costs, consumers think price is all that matters. Agents need to change the conversation.

It’s time to clear up the myths about millennials and who they really are. Ignoring their reality is a big business mistake.

With modern technology and the ever-increasing use of online applications, a simple signature on an insurance application can be easy to overlook. Don’t forget about its importance.

Times have changed—and the lifestyles of young, working Americans have changed with them—making young adults an untapped market for life insurance sales. Here’s why.

Do you know who your agency’s next principal will be? These leadership traits should stand out above the rest.

Thirty-somethings Will and Lisa Lemanski know a social business is a firm with a future. Their M.O. includes consumer-preferred communication and non-traditional advertising.