Pricier technology on boats, fewer younger buyers and stagnant rates lead independent agent and marine insurance specialist Brain DeSousa to believe that “the marine insurance marketplace is probably less profitable today than ever.”
Independent agent Morgan Duffy has a “very positive outlook” for the future of the classic car insurance market. “People always complain that the millennial generation doesn’t want anything to do with collector cars,” he says. “But when I go to the trade
Over the past several years, independent agent Nick Pembroke watched the RV market perform well. “The economy has bounced back and people have felt like they have the money to invest in these kinds of things,” he says. “It’s kind of a bonanza for our agen
Flood insurance is vital to the New Jersey communities independent agent Jeffrey Wyrsch serves. But “ongoing changes to the NFIP, along with the emerging private flood marketplace, create new challenges on a regular basis,” he says.
Independent agent Shawn Myers finds that specializing in public entities is a great way to help his community. “There is no better way to serve our community than to help protect the infrastructure that serves us,” he says.
Independent agent Jack Adams believes the environmental insurance market represents “a tremendous opportunity for agents or brokers,” he says. “New policy sales are slowly increasing, coverage is still not widely understood and insureds are frequently una
Independent agent David DeLorenzo entered the restaurant insurance market because he wanted to focus on something that brought him “passion in life,” he says. “You’re there as not only an insurance person, but also someone who cares about the industry.”
Working in the builders risk market gives independent agent Shyla Lankford a sense of accomplishment. “Being able to watch the progress of a project go from empty land to a beautiful building and knowing that you were a part of that is exciting and fulfil
Independent agent Marty Clark spends ample time getting to know his customers’ business operations because, when offering general liability coverage, “it’s not OK to assume you know their risks,” he says.
Fleet managers around the U.S. are doing everything they can to get a handle on costs and technological developments in the trucking sector. As your agency looks ahead to 2020, here are two trends to discuss with your trucking insureds.
