Oklahoma-based North America Group Re-Brands as INSURICA

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North America Group, a privately-held independent insurance agency headquartered in Oklahoma City, is bringing each of its insurance management partners together to form INSURICA, The Insurance Management Network.

The company, celebrating its 50th anniversary, felt the time was right “to re-brand our network partners together for our continued growth,” according to Mike Ross, INSURICA president and chief executive office.

INSURICA’s specialty areas include hospitality, ministries, construction, energy, transportation, education, and more, Ross said.

As part of the re-branding campaign, twelve areas of specialization will be featured in new advertising and marketing efforts, as well as on the company’s brand new Web site, www.INSURICA.com. The Web site also features in-depth information and video, detailing the new branding effort and its importance to the company and the industry.

Chairman Bill Durrett explained that the INSURICA Insurance Management Network is composed of independent insurance agencies that specialize in core industries and disciplines. “Through this new network, the expertise of one is shared with all,” Durrett said. “At INSURICA, the focus is not on selling individual policies, but on developing comprehensive business plans for a specific client’s unique needs.”

With corporate headquarters in Oklahoma City, INSURICA’s Insurance Management Network includes the following partner agencies: Agar-Ford-Jarmon & & Muldrow (Norman, Okla.); Claims Indemnity Services and Commercial Insurance Services (Oklahoma City), Ford Hines Klein Watson Insurance Agency (Lawton, Okla.) Robert C. Bates LLC (Tulsa, Okla.); Towe, Hester & Erwin LLC (Lawton, Okla.); CTK North American Insurance Services (Anaheim, Calif.); and Minard-Ames Insurance Services (Phoenix, Ariz.). INSURICA is an Assurex Global Partner and as North America Group was number 24 on Insurance Journal’s Top 100 Property Casualty Independent Agencies list for 2008.

Source: INSURICA, www.INSURICA.com

Topics Oklahoma

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