Top 100 Agencies

This year marks the 21st annual publication of Insurance Journal’s Top 100 Independent Agencies special report. Nearly all of the firms in the Top 100 saw notable increases in total property/casualty revenue year-over-year. From 2023 to 2024 the Total P/C Revenue combined of all 100 firms grew by more than $3.1 billion. (See the full report on page 28.)

This year’s Top 100 welcomes a handful of firms not listed on last year’s report, as well. Newcomers and one returning firm this year include the following: Keystone Agency Partners LLC; OneDigital; Superior Insurance Partners; Vantage Insurance Partners; The Mahoney Group; Reliance Partners; OVD Insurance; C3 Risk & Insurance; Snellings Walters Insurance Agency.

While the list added new agencies, there were again agencies that fell off the ranking due to acquisitions, including: NFP (now part of Aon); Woodruff Sawyer (now part of Arthur J. Gallagher); The Horton Group (now part of Marsh); and Wallace Welch & Willingham (now part of IMA).

And what about the Future Top 100? While the following agencies didn’t make the cut in 2025, their total property/casualty revenue for 2024 came very close.

Special mention goes out to the following agencies:

• Beehive Insurance Agency Inc.
• Morris & Garritano
• Ori-Gen Agency Insurance Services Inc.
• Biltmore Insurance Services
• Windermere Insurance Group LLC.

Insurance Journal’s Top 100 report would not be possible without the willing participation of all the agencies, brokerages, and agency groups that have shared their information over the years.

All information in this report is gathered from voluntary online submissions and best estimates based on other public information sources.

We thank the many agencies that have contributed and invite others that have never submitted information for the report to consider it next year. Be proud of what you have accomplished.

For questions, comments, or criticisms, write to us at Insurance Journal. And congratulations to this year’s top agencies!

Topics Agencies