Insureon Debuts at #79 on Top 100 Independent Property / Casualty Agency List
This announcement continues a stream of recognition of the growth insureon has achieved leading the digitalization of the small commercial insurance market. Last summer, it was named #107 on the Inc. 5000 list of the country's fastest-growing private companies, and #1 in the insurance space. This summer marked its second year on the Inc. list, at #259, and #2 in P&C insurance.
"We continue to focus on the things that will create the most value for our clients: exceptional broking talent, best-in-class technology, and end-to-end process efficiency," said
In addition to the expansion efforts Devine noted are the acquisition of Insurance Noodle, the leading online insurance wholesaler, early last year, as well as partnerships with major banks and insurers interested in leveraging the power of insureon's technology to streamline their service of small commercial accounts.
Insureon reported property / casualty premiums of
The full list of top Property / Casualty agencies is available here: http://www.insurancejournal.com/top-100-insurance-agencies/.
About Insureon
Backed by private investment firm Accretive, insureon is headquartered in
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