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2007 Best Practices Study | Agencies with Revenues Over $25,000,000 | Profile

Appendix

Insurance

Carriers

Technology

Service

Staff Info

Producer

Info

Employee

Overview

Financial

Stability

Revenues/

Expenses

Executive

Perspectives

Profile

Agencies with Revenues Over $25,000,000

G. Parent Corporation

Average

“Other” includes AAA, joint venture, and

another insurance agency.

Agency is Owned by Another Corporation

20.0%

Description of Parent Corporation

Financial Institution

80.0%

National Broker

0.0%

Other

20.0%

H. Plans for Future Ownership of Agency

Average

“A key component of our success has

been our commitment to private

ownership. Our perpetuation model has

given us the ability to attract and retain

the best talent in our marketplace.”

Sell to Employees/Family

61.9%

Sell to Third Party in 1 to 5 years

0.0%

Sell to Third Party in 6 to 10 years

0.0%

Sell to Third Party in 11+ years

0.0%

Merge with Privately-held Agency

4.8%

Uncertain at this Point

33.3%

A counter-intuitive statistic is how many of the largest most successful

firms in the U.S. are actually headquartered in smaller cities. 68% of

the largest Best Practices firms are from cities with a population of less

than 1 million. A review of the firms suggests that these “super-

regional” agencies often start out in a smaller city and then leverage

their very strong competitive position in that city to expand into larger

cities throughout their region.