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THE BALANCE SHEET DOES MATTER! by Chris...
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THE BALANCE SHEET DOES MATTER! by Chris Burand Chris Burand explains why a balance sheet definitely matters in an agency sale. The degree to which it matters depends on the quality of t...
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THE CUSTOMERS OF AN INDEPENDENT INSURANCE AGENCY by Gary Holgate As a consultant, the first questions I ask agency owners concern their customers. This provides me with a feel for the agency and...
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THE ELEPHANT HUNTERby Al Diamond Before you acquire an agency, make sure you acquire agency experience. I was recently contacted by a smart young agent who had come into the bus...
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THE FOUR FACES OF PROFITABILITY: PART I by Diane Herbert and Pamela Millard Even if you see a healthy profit when you look at the bottom line, you might want to consider your profitability...
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THE FOUR PILLARS OF AGENCY MANAGEMENT by Bill Schoeffler and Catherine Oak There's no single ideal way to set up and ad...
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THE HARDENING MARKET: PROBLEM OR OPPORTUNITY? by Jack Burke I never sold an insurance policy in my life, unless you include Credit Life insurance and Automotive Extended Care c...
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THE ILLUSION OF SERVICE by Al Diamond I recently tried a little experiment. Two agencies that I encountered expressed a great deal of pride in the degree of service provided by their staf...
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THE IMPACT OF CLUSTERS ON AGENCY VALUE by Chris Burand In this document, Chris Burand addresses the question of how an agencys value is affected when it doesnt own...
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Are independent insurance agents on the verge of extinction? On the MisFortune 500 list of endangered occupations? You might think so after reading some of the press. For a different perspective, Kevin Stipe offers his observations of current and past trends and market conditions to prove that we’re not necessarily going the way of the dinosaur and the door-to-door encyclopedia salesman.