On this two-part edition of Agency Nation Radio, Will Jones, Editor-in-Chief of Independent Agent magazine, interviews Graham Blackwell, Applied System’s new CEO, about his vision for the company, how artificial intelligence (AI) is shaping its future, and why he wants Applied to become the insurance industry’s AI transformation partner.
On this episode of Agency Nation Radio, we meet Todd Dailey, president and COO of Insurance Management Group in Indianapolis, Indiana.
On this episode of Agency Nation Radio, Will Jones, editor-in-chief of Independent Agent magazine, chats with Kristina Witzling, executive vice president from Zeldis Research, to unpack the results of the 2026 Agency Universe Study.
On this episode of Agency Nation Radio, hear how Harper’s commitment to servant leadership has shaped his path in both the insurance industry and the political arena. Harper’s commitment to servant leadership has shaped his path in both the insurance industry and the political arena. That same commitment led him to attend the inaugural Insurance Campaign…
On this episode of Agency Nation Radio, Jamie Behymer, Big “I” director of diversity, inclusion and young agents, chats with Jenn Urso, founder of The Leadership Project, on leadership development.
On this episode of Agency Nation Radio, mother-daughter team Doris Zampella and Jacquelyn Zampella discuss perpetuation while staying grounded in the agency’s values.
On this episode of Agency Nation Radio, two educators discuss the latest developments in commercial lines, continuing education and more.
On this episode of Agency Nation Radio, we meet Miles Lee, transportation insurance broker at McGriff in Savannah, Georgia.
On this episode of Agency Nation Radio, Ashley Engl, director of technology learning & innovation at Walsh Insurance and a member of the Big “I” Young Agents Committee, sits down with two emerging industry leaders whose journeys began on the football field.
Everyone in insurance talks about growing distribution. But the gap between wanting more producers and actually activating them fast is where agencies lose ground — and talent.
