DALLAS – AUGUST 9, 2022 – Integrity Marketing Group announced it has acquired Richman Insurance Agency, an insurance marketing organization based in Dallas, Texas. As part of the acquisition, Rob Richman, President of Richman Insurance Agency, will become a Managing Partner in Integrity. Financial terms of the acquisition were not disclosed.
“A great business needs great leaders, and Rob has proven he has the attitude and passion to make an impact on this industry,” shared Bryan W. Adams, Co-Founder and CEO of Integrity. “His hard work and dedication have built his agency into the success it is today, and his well-trained team is now ready for the next step forward. Adding Integrity’s resources and technology will accelerate Richman Insurance Agency’s growth path, allowing them to reach more people while enhancing our efforts to serve the life, health and wealth needs of all Americans. We’re proud to welcome Rob and his team to Integrity — I’m confident their biggest successes are ahead of them.”
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