The Florida Association of Insurance Agents, which represents thousands of independent agents statewide, has topped more than 2,000 agencies for the first time in its history.
FAIA’s growth comes despite Florida’s difficult insurance market and in a time when many agent associations around the country have seen declining membership.
“FAIA has a long storied history,” said FAIA President Jeff Grady, noting that the association is celebrating its 108th anniversary this year. “We look forward to working on behalf of independent agents for many more years to come.”
FAIA is preparing to hold its 108th Annual Convention and Educational Symposium on June 7-9 in Orlando, Fla.
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