2023 Year In Review

YEAR IN REVIEW 2023

Report Service | Advocacy | Integrity | Innovation

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A Note From FAIA’S President & CEO After facing one of the worst hurricanes in Florida history in 2022, 2023 continued to test the resilience of our members and the Association. Florida’s volatile insurance market dominated the news headlines and was a central focus of the Florida legislature.

As is usually the case, it took the near collapse of the market for the legislature to enact reforms the insurance industry has been seeking for decades.

FAIA and our company partners fought hard for the transformational attorney fee, and Assignment of Benefits (AOB) reforms passed during the 2023 legislative session.

However, we also warned the legislature, our members, and insurance consumers that it would take time for the market to recover after years of poor financial results at the hands of unscrupulous attorneys and contractors.

While the market saw minimal improvement throughout the year for agents and their customers, quarterly financial data submitted to the Office of Insurance Regulation (OIR) by carriers does show positive trends. Those positive trends did lead to increased interest from investment capital. Several new carriers have already launched, and more are on the way.

Aside from legislative advocacy, FAIA continued to focus on ensuring that the Association’s value proposition continues to serve our members, no matter the agency’s size. 2023 was the first full year your association provided ten hours of continuing education to every licensee of

a member agency as part of membership dues. I am proud of this endeavor and the increased number of agencies that have taken advantage of the benefit. Professional development and continuing education have been, and will continue to be, one of the fundamental tenets of FAIA. Speaking of education and professional development, FAIA’s 2023 Convention and Education Symposium was a recordbreaking show. With 1,832 registrants and 318 exhibitors, more than 3,400 people attended the event.

FAIA’s focus on our member’s needs is driven by strong leadership from our Board of Directors, volunteer leaders, and a dedicated team. Each is committed to ensuring our members have all the tools and resources needed to navigate these challenging times.

This report is a collection of this past year’s highlights, accomplishments, and successes.

I am proud to say there were many. Thank you for your membership, and we look forward to continuing to serve as your trusted business partner.

KYLE ULRICH, CAE PRESIDENT & CEO

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THE BIG

Picture The Florida Association of Insurance Agents (FAIA) is a nonprofit state trade association of insurance agencies affiliated with the Independent Insurance Agents and Brokers of America, Inc (IIABA). Founded over a century ago, FAIA continues to serve independent agents through advocacy, education, and support for the insurance industry in the Sunshine State.

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Our mission is to serve the needs of Florida insurance agents and consumers by promoting a healthy and competitive insurance environment. FAIA’s whollyowned subsidiary, FAIA Member Services, complements the association’s mission by providing a comprehensive suite of products and services tailored to the needs of its members.

was yet another successful year for the association, which remains among the largest agent associations in the U.S.

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Membership

Our organization is strong because our membership is strong. In 2023, we maintained the largest agency membership count among all Big “I” state associations. FAIA added new agency members throughout the year, bringing our total agency membership to 2,169 and our associate membership to 273. Additionally, the association retained more than 90 percent of our members for the past seven years.

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We are proud to continue expanding our membership and extend a warm welcome to the agencies that joined us during the 2022-2023 fiscal year: 27&Main Insurance Co, Avon Park A-1 Insurance, North Fort Myers Acadia Insurance Group, Inc., Pensacola Accounting + Insurance, LLC, Miami Advantage Plus Insurance, Inc., Lauderhill AJL Insurance World, LLC dba Insurance Dragons, Coral Springs • Align Insurance, LLC, Sarasota • Altruis Group, LLC, West Palm Beach • Always There Insurance, LLC, Pinellas Park • Artisan Insurance, Inc., La Vernia • Asset Insurance Solutions, Tallahassee • AssetSure Family Office Insurance, Jupiter • Atsi Insurance Group, LLC, Plant City • Bastol Insurance, Biscayne Park • BCI Insurance LLC, Port St. Lucie • Bellamar Insurance 4 Less, Inc, Miami • Best Choice Insurance Agency, DeLand • Boes Financial Services, Inc., Kissimmee • Brunt Insurance & Financial Services, Stuart • Burton Insurance Agency, Apollo Beach • Caliber One Insurance, LLC, North Lauderdale • Castelli Insurance Agency, LLC, Brooksville • Centro de Salud JBL, Miramar • Coast To Coast Insurance of Florida, Inc., Tampa • • • • • •

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Columbia Insurance Group, Inc., Tampa Combined Underwriters of Miami, Inc., Miami Cormack-Routhier Agency, Inc., Ft. Lauderdale Cornerstone Insurance Group, LLC, Steinhatchee David Dunham Insurance, a Div of Afore Insurance Services, LLC, West Palm Beach Deliverance Tax & Insurance Services, Inc., Sanford Dimmitt Insurance, Clearwater East Coast Insurance of Central Florida, Inc., Titusville Easy Coverage USA, Doral Edison Insurance Services, Ft. Myers Elevate Insurance Group, LLC, St. Petersburg Enterprise Risk Partners, Altamonte Springs Florida Best Quote, Largo Garland Insurance, Inc., Lakeland Generations Insurance Group, LLC, Edgewater Good Greek Insurance Agency LLC, Jupiter Good Insurance, Inc., Winter Garden Great Southeastern Property & Casualty, Ocoee GreatFlorida Insurance of Apopka, Apopka Grubbs Insurance, LLC, Monticello Guardian Insurance Group, Inc., Clermont Hahn Insurance, LLC, Port St. Lucie Hakso, LLC, Frostproof Harborside Financial & Insurance Agency, Inc., Sarasota Herbach Agency, Inc., Palm City Insurance Logistics, LLC, Celebration Insurance Pros of Yulee, LLC dba Estrella Insurance 372, Fernandina Beach Insurcana, LLC, Jacksonville InsureFirst, LLC, Hialeah J. Gregory Group, LLC, Lake Suzy JAK Insurance Corp., Orlando JV Florida Insurance Corp., Ft. Lauderdale Kapital Insurance, Inc., Delray Beach Lake Shore Insurance Agency, Inc., Punta Gorda Leader Insurance & Services, LLC, North Port Levy-Heritage Insurance, LLC, Williston Librera Insurance Group, LLC, Jacksonville

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• Lighthouse Insurance Advisors, Inc., Cocoa Beach • Lorna Wilson Agency, LLC, Haines City • Lyndel Hale Agency, Inc., Middleburg • MAS Insurance Group, Inc., Homestead • Mazza Insurance & Financial Services, LLC, Largo • Messer Insurance Group, LLC, Tallahassee • Nelson Insurance Agency, Pensacola • Newshore Insurance, LLC, Orlando • Nusure Insurance Group, Miami • Oakbridge Insurance Agency, LLC, Ft. Walton Beach • Oceania Insurance, LLC, Naples • Omit Risk Insurance Advisory, Orlando • Paradise Insurance Agency, Naples • Paul Williams Insurance Agency, Mount Dora • Pegasus Insurance Agency, Longwood • Philip Christe Insurance, Sarasota • Poindexter Insurance Group, LLC, Jacksonville • Point South Insurance, Santa Rosa Beach • Premier Insurance Agency, Inc., Tallahassee • Premier Insurance Group of Florida, Inc. dba Premier Insurance Group, Naples • Reli Insurance, St Petersburg • Renny Insurance Group, LLC, West Palm Beach • RH Bell Family Enterprises, LLC dba American Insurance Agency, Sunrise • Riverside Financial Group of FL, Inc. dba Espada Insurance Agency, Jacksonville • Roe Agency, Inc., Naples • Safe Harbor Insurance Agency, LLC, Hialeah Gardens • Select Insurance Providers, LLC dba Select Insurance Agency, St Petersburg • SIMAFinancials Group, Inc., Miami • Simple Health Advisors, LLC, Palm Bay • Southwestern Insurance Services, Inc., Hialeah • SPIN Insurance Agency, Inc., Ft. Lauderdale • Statewide Insurance Services, Inc., Tamarac • Stonebridge Insurance Agency, LLC, Palm CIty • Sunrise Insurance Group, LLC, Bonita Springs • Team Real Insurance Solutions, LLC, Lake Worth • The Andrew Donald Agency, DeFuniak Springs

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• The Insurance Butler, Inc., Gainesville • The PRC Insurance Group, LLC, DeBary • Three Bridges Insurance Corp dba Three Bridges Insurance Agency, Clearwater • Tomlinson & Co., Inc., Altamonte Springs • Topline Insurance Agency LLC dba Topline Insurance, Jacksonville • TopQuote Insurance, Largo • Turbo Insurance Group, Tampa • Ultra Coverage, Inc., Deerfield Beach • United Alliance, LLC, Davie • USA Tax Insurance Corp., Pompano Beach • VyStar Insurance Agency, LLC, Jacksonville

2,169 agency member locations

273 associate members

95% annual membership retention rate

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Advocacy In 2023, more than 150 agents from throughout the state participated in FAIA’s annual Capitol Days event. Attendees had the opportunity to reconnect with association members and insurance industry stakeholders, hear from Legislative leadership, and work the hallways of the Capitol advocating for insurance reforms supporting independent insurance agents and the consumers they represent.

With so many of the 2022 legislative reforms focusing on property insurance, 2023 provided an opportunity to continue fine-tuning property insurance reforms and broaden the scope to address legal issues impacting the insurance market. During the 2023 Legislative Session, FAIA successfully advocated for the legislative priorities established by the association’s Board

of Directors and the Legislative and Regulatory Advocacy Council. The association’s advocacy efforts contributed to the passage of several items on the association’s Legislative plan of work, including: • Tort Reforms: HB 837 – Includes several provisions addressing transparency in damages, bad faith reforms, repealing one-way attorney fees for all insurance cases, limiting contingency fee multipliers, and shortening the statute of limitations (negligence cases).

• Citizens Insurance: SB 7052 – Authorizes Citizens to consider coverage for damaged properties when a consumer loses insurance coverage because of insolvency.

• Construction Defects: SB 360 – Addresses the litigation crisis in construction defects claims by amending the statute of limitations, shortening the statute of repose, and limiting construction defects claims to certain defined defects.

• Auto Glass (AOB): SB 1002 – Prohibits the assignment of post-loss benefits for automobile glass claims.

The work to stabilize Florida’s insurance marketplace will continue into 2024. As the legislative arena ramps up, you can get more information on the above bills and more on our website.

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Young Agents Council FAIA’s Young Agents Council is dedicated to fostering a supportive environment for young insurance professionals committed to growing their careers and communities. Continuing its successful trend of YAC members ascending to FAIA volunteer leadership, several former and current YAC members will serve on FAIA’s 2023– 2024 Board of Directors, including Chair-Elect Karyn Roeling and current board members Matt Ostrander and Tina Blackwell Romaine.

space, has made innovative contributions to the Young Agents Council, and has distinguished themselves as a future leader within the industry.

Joe, who first served as the YAC Chair-Elect and then Chair in 2023, is known for his down-to-earth and compassionate nature. Despite his family being deeply ingrained in various volunteer roles throughout FAIA, Joe shines brightly in his own right and has made a name for himself within the association through his dedication and hard work.

Each year, YAC honors its outstanding members and company partners with awards. This year, Joe Iten received the YAC of the Year Award, which recognizes an individual who has achieved a successful career in the independent agency

Shannon Conlon Kernohan with Johnson & Johnson, Inc. was awarded YAC Company Individual of the Year. This award recognizes company members who have helped improve YAC with their time, resources, and knowledge.

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Shannon, who started as a volunteer in 2019 and later became an official YAC member in 2022, was honored for her dedication, positive spirit, and meaningful contributions to the community.

Burns & Wilcox was recognized as the 2023 YAC Company of the Year. The award is given to company partners that make significant strides to contribute to the success of YAC and the insurance industry. Burns & Wilcox not only supported YAC with participation in events and a strong presence at the Sales and Leadership Conference, but they also added 27 members

$10,000 in school supplies collected and donated to underprivileged children in Florida

to the YAC roster this year and have been gold sponsors for three years in a row.

One of YAC’s most significant annual events is the YAC Sales and Leadership Conference (SALC). The conference draws young agents from around the state to learn about innovative sales techniques, current trends in insurancerelated technology, and leadership skills from industry leaders. This year, 138 agents attended the conference, where they got a chance to network, earn free CE credit, and sharpen their skills. Florida State University’s annual Intercollegiate Sales Competition was also hosted in conjunction with SALC this year, drawing in students from around the state.

Giving back to the community is one of the cornerstones of YAC, and this year, the group raised $20,000 for donation to the Folds of Honor during its annual Topgolf Tournament held in conjunction with FAIA’s Convention.

Since 2010, YAC has donated more than $200,000 to Folds of Honor. In July, YAC also collected roughly $10,000 in school supplies and more than 200 backpacks for donation to four non-profit organizations across the state as part of the SmartStartforKids initiative.

More than

$200,000

donated to Folds of Honor since 2010, with over $20,000 raised in 2023

YAC Director Taylor Hendrickson took home the Independent Insurance Agents & Brokers of America (IIABA) Young Agents State Liaison of the Year award for her outstanding work.

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CONVENTION 2023 In 2023, FAIA’s annual Convention and Education Symposium welcomed 1,832 registrants. Each year, FAIA’s chair helps to select the theme for our Convention. In honor of his love of the 80s and one of his favorite movies, Chair Garrett Butler chose the theme “Back to the Future.” All told, more than 3,455 people, including 318 exhibitors, attended last year’s Convention, marking the largest crowd ever to attend the event.

1,759

Convention attendees

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318

Exhibit Hall Booths with

1,623

total exhibitors

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First-Time Attendees: In 2023, we had 345 first-time attendees and new members.

23 percent of total attendees

Each year at Convention, FAIA grants its most prestigious honor, the Mitchell Stallings Memorial Award, to an individual who has dedicated a lifetime to this industry, the association, and their community. Barbara B. Hall, CIC, CPIW was this year’s winner.

Known to most as Bobbie, she attended business school in Jacksonville and studied at the Santa Fe Community College and the University of Florida. She joined the Howard Hall Agency in 1963 as a bookkeeper and received her agent’s license in 1965. After briefly working in claims, Bobbie wrote property insurance and managed the office.

In the late 1980s, she became the president and chief operating officer of the Howard Hall Agency, and, after selling the agency to American Phoenix, Bobbie remained the president for three more years.

Committed to helping the association and the insurance industry move forward, she

served on FAIA’s Board of Directors from 1992–1995, returning as vice chair in 1995 and becoming chair from 1998–1999. She was on the committee that hired Jeff Grady and served as the first chair during his tenure as president & CEO. Under her leadership and dedication, she not only helped Jeff learn many of the ins and outs of the insurance industry, but she introduced him to the world of independent agents.

Bobbie was presented the award at her home. She was overwhelmed with gratitude for being chosen to receive the Mitchell Stallings Memorial Award and we were able to capture the special moment on video.

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Education Education is one of the founding pillars of FAIA. The association’s goal to deliver the best professional training for independent agents is always top of mind, and we strive to introduce new content in the best way possible. As part of that effort and at the direction of FAIA’s Board of Directors, the association began offering a complimentary 10-hour continuing education credit (CE) catalog in 2022. This year, members earned nearly 4,500 hours of free CE through the webinar-based courses.

Through the new member benefit, which is valued at $250 for every licensed agency employee, members have collectively saved roughly $106,000 on professional development training.

education credit as part of their membership.

More than 490 agents took advantage of the event, with attendees earning more than 3,000 hours of CE. FAIA’s commitment to professional development has been recognized by the Big I for the last 16 years, with the association consistently earning the highest education designations. Continuing our tradition of excellence and commitment to education, FAIA again earned the Diamond Elite recognition in 2023, marking the fifth consecutive year the association has earned the designation.

4,488 hours

Outside of the Education Member Benefit, the Education Department also offered a member-exclusive roster that included 52 unique classes. Collectively, classes were held a total of 462 times and drew in more than 6,200 students over the course of the year.

More than 1,100 students also attended our National Alliance classes this year.

of CE earned through the Education Member Benefit More than

$106,000

saved on professional development training through the Education Member Benefit

In March 2023, the department held it’s annual Spring E-Summit, offering each attendee up to 10 hours of complimentary continuing

Workforce Development Bridging the talent gap for FAIA members is a top-tier priority for our team. The association believes that empowering the 11-state college risk management programs and working with Florida State University and the University of South Florida is fundamental to closing this gap.

This year, nine insurance companies pledged $30,000 to the Good Works Fund to support workforce development in our state. Thank you to American Integrity, Amwins, Carbrillo, Enterprise Holdings Foundation, Florida Peninsula, Frontline, Safeco Insurance/Liberty Mutual, Tower Hill, and UPC Insurance for your donations.

During our Summer Leadership Conference, the Workforce Development and Good Works

Fund committees also came together to adopt a plan of work for the future. FAIA recognizes that while financial assistance for these programs is essential, hands-on involvement is equally crucial to driving the desired change.

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Member Services FAIA Member Services adds value to membership by offering best-in-class professional liability coverage, market access, and a suite of exclusive products and services through our Preferred Providers Program. Our goal continues to be our independent agents’ best business partner.

As part of our Utilization Bonus program, we reward members with points for the products and services they use, and the more they use, the more points they earn. In 2023, FMS rewarded FAIA members who took advantage of our products and services with more than $293,000 in utilization bonuses. More than 740 members across the state qualified for a portion of the bonus. Over the last 13 years, FMS has awarded more than $2.2 million in utilization bonus money to FAIA members.

As FMS continues to expand its market access programs, FAIA members earn more commission dollars. These competitive programs have returned over $100 million in commission income for agents over the past 13 years.

Our E&O team currently manages a $10.7 million professional liability book of business that includes 1,111 in-force policies. In 2023, we wrote over $1,000,000 in new business premium. Our E&O team was the number one writer of new business with Swiss Re, and our retention rate on that business exceeded 98%. The FMS/RLI umbrella program team manages 19,693 policies with over $19.7 million in premium volume, ranking our book of business number one within the Big I program. This year, the team also wrote over $7.3 million in new business premium.

$239,000

in utilization bonuses awarded to more than 740 member agents across the state

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Market Access We know market access is essential to the success of our members. That’s why we’ve worked to make sure FAIA members have access to options including the following:

Currently, Florida agents have access to the following carrier partners:

Personal Lines: American Integrity, Amelia

Underwriters, American Traditions Insurance Co., Cypress Property & Casualty Insurance, Foremost Signature Home & Auto, Heritage Insurance, JIBNA, Monarch Insurance, NatGen Flood, Progressive, Prudent Pet, Swyfft, Travelers, and Universal North America Insurance Co.

Commercial Lines: Amelia Underwriters,

Attune, Buoy, CNA Surety, Coterie, National General, Normandy, Insurance Company, Progressive, RMS Hospitality, Scottish American, and Volta Underwriters

IMS Initially founded in Florida, Independent Market Solutions is now jointly owned by independent agent associations operating in 16 states. Its mission is to perpetuate the independent agency system by providing greater access to competitive insurance markets and creating direct appointments when agents reach an established premium threshold. To see the most updated listing of carriers available through IMS, visit imsaccess.com.

For a list of all the many products and services available through your FAIA membership, check out our Product Guide.

MARKETS.

Big “I” Markets Big “I” Markets is an online market access system available exclusively to Big “I” members, featuring no fees, no volume commitments, and competitive commissions.

FAIA members have access to a suite of top-tier products, including affluent homeowners, bonds, small commercial packages, habitational, and non-standard homeowners.

PRODUCT GUIDE

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Most Engaged Agencies At FAIA, we are dedicated to providing our members with the tools and resources they need to succeed. That’s why we offer a variety of programs and services that not only benefit our members’ agencies and clients but also allow members to earn additional revenue.

The FAIA Member Services (FMS) Utilization Bonus Program recognizes and rewards our members for their active participation in the products and services we offer. Starting on September 1 of each year, FMS tracks agency usage, and the more products and services used, the more points earned. At the end of each fiscal year, we add those points up and send out checks to qualifying agencies.

We are pleased to recognize the following agencies (in alphabetical order) as 2023’s Most Engaged Agencies: • 925 Partners, Jacksonville • Alan Williams & Associates Insurance Agency, Inc., Ft. Myers • Ameriwide Insurance Solutions, LLC, Tampa • Arne Carlson Insurance Agency, Inc., Sarasota • AVANTE-NEA Insurance Group, LLC, Miami • Bateman Gordon & Sands, Inc., Lighthouse Point • Bates & Hewett, Inc. dba Bates Hewett & Floyd Insurance Agency, Palatka • Beacon Group, Inc., Boca Raton • Bellken Insurance Group, Orlando • Bob McMullen Insurance Agency, Inc., Bonita Springs • Boyd Insurance & Investment Services, Inc., Bradenton • BR Insurance Group, Inc., Land O Lakes • Brevard Insurance & Marketing, Inc., Cocoa Beach • Brown & Company, LLC, Pensacola

PAGE 14 • Business & Family Insurors, Inc., Largo • Business Insurance Center, Inc. dba Newsome and Associates, Orlando • Capstone Insurance, LLC, New Port Richey • Chapman Insurance Group, LLC, Port Charlotte • CLC Insurance Agency, Inc., Clearwater • Clifford Insurance Center, Inc., Summerfield • Coastal Insurance Group, Inc., Miami Springs • Commercial Insurance Specialists, LLC, Tampa • Cypress Risk Partners, LLC, Winter Park • Dees Insurance Group, Sarasota • Earl Bacon Agency, Inc., Tallahassee • Eastside Insurance, Jacksonville • Emerald Coast Insurance Services, Inc., Pensacola • Equinoks dba Behar Insurance, Boca Raton • Fairchild, Addison & McKone Insurance, Inc., Brandon • FLD Insurance, Inc., Tampa • Ford Insurance Agency, St. Cloud • Franklin Insurance Agency, Inc., Tallahassee • Frye Insurance Agency, Inc., Jacksonville • Generations Insurance Group, LLC, Edgewater • George H. Odiorne Insurance Agency, Inc., Brandon • George Wadsworth Insurance, LLC, Wauchula • Gilmore Insurance & Bonding, Inc., Mary Esther • Gracey-Backer, Inc., Delray Beach • Great South Insurance Agency, LLC, St. Petersburg • Gulfstream Insurance Group, Inc., Ft. Lauderdale • Harbor Star Insurance, LLC, Punta Gorda • Harbour Risk Management, LLC dba Harbour Insurance, Naples • Hatcher Insurance, LLC, Orlando • HH Insurance Group, LLC, St. Petersburg • Hillcrest Agency, Inc., Mt. Dora • Hutt Insurance Agency, Inc., Panama City • Insurance Advisor, LLC, Orlando • Insurance Solutions of NEFL dba Mizrahi and Garris Insurance Agency, Jacksonville • J. P. Perry Insurance Agency, Jacksonville • Jack Rice Insurance, LLC, St. Petersburg • Keen Battle Mead & Company, Hialeah • Kretschmer Insurance Agency, Inc., Ft. Pierce • Lee County Insurance Agency, Inc., Ft. Myers • Locklin Insurance Agency, Inc., Milton

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• Lovinger Financial Services of Tampa, Tampa • MacDowell Insurance, Inc., Maitland • Mary Ann Simmons Insurance Agency, LLC, Bartow • Massey, Clark, Fischer, Inc., West Palm Beach • MDS Insurance Services, Inc., Coral Springs • Merrill Insurance Group, Inc., Eustis • MH1 Insurance, LLC, Lake Mary • Michael Mailliard dba MIC Insurance, Longboat Key • Mulling Insurance Agency, Inc., Auburndale • Nature Coast Insurance, Inc., Chiefland • Parker Price Insurance Agency, LLC, Gulf Breeze • PCS Insurance Group, Tampa • Peace River Insurance, LLC, Arcadia • Pichard Insurance Agency, Inc., Tallahassee • PlanLife, LLC, Orlando • Post Insurance & Financial, Inc., Port St. Lucie • Prestige Insurance Consultants, Inc., Naples • PVG Insurance Group, Key Biscayne

• Regan Insurance Agency, Inc. dba Regan Roth Insurance, Tavernier • Riemer Insurance Group, Inc., Hallandale Beach • RMC Group, Bonita Springs • Spencer Financial, Tampa • St. Andrews Insurance Agency, Inc., Panama City • Strong Tower Insurance, Inc., Plant City • TGG Financial Services, Inc. dba Harry Levine Insurance Agency, Orlando • The Fairway Insurance Group, LLC, Ft. Lauderdale • The Fessler Agency, Inc., Clearwater • The Snow Group, Ltd., Sarasota • ThompsonBaker Agency, Inc., St. Augustine • Tropical Bay Insurance, LLC, Venice • Twin Rivers Insurance, Inc., Melbourne • Vista Insurance Alliance, LLC, St. Petersburg • Wells Insurance Agency, Sarasota • Williams Agency, Maitland

Congratulations to our most engaged members and thank you for giving us the opportunity to be your business partner!

Total Net Asset Reserves

While there are many ways to measure the financial health of an organization, the growth of FAIA’s total reserves over the last decade speaks volumes. For more detail, read our 2023 Condensed Consolidated Financial Statement.

Service.

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Integrity.

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