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Best Practices Company Partners
Create a more profitable distribution force by leveraging the analysis of the best agencies in the nation.
- Cultivates data from the industry's top-performing agencies
- Sets industry performance benchmarks to help agents continuously improve and innovate
- Develops resources and education to empower agents with growth strategies
A special thank you to the sponsors of the program that are leading the charge to improve, grow, perpetuate and increase the value of the independent agency system. The funding provided by these companies makes the development of the annual Best Practices Study and the Best Practices Gateway website possible. The Big I Council for Best Practices is comprised of study sponsors and other supporting industry companies and vendor groups and helps independent agents and brokers boost productivity, increase sales and improve agency operations. These participants help with sharing information and influence the future direction of the program. With a finger on the pulse of this elite group, companies can use the data to provide a framework for marketing efforts and help agents be more successful.
Up next: The release of the 2020 Best Practices Study Update and Guide to Producer Contracts.
 By supporting our programs you help create a thriving market share your distribution channel.
Thank you.
Thank you to the Big "I" Council for Best Practices participants: Allstate Independent Agents
American Family Insurance
Amerisure & Agency Business Solutions
Applied Systems
Beyond Insurance
Central Insurance Companies
Chubb
CNA
EMC Insurance Companies
Encompass Insurance
Encorva Insurance
Erie Insurance
Great American Insurance Group
The Hanover Insurance Group
The Hartford
Imperial PFS
InsurBanc
Kemper P&C
Liberty Mutual Insurance
The Main Street America Group
Markel Corporation
MetLife Auto & Home
Nationwide Insurance
Progressive
Safeco Insurance
Selective Insurance Company of America
Travelers
Vermont Mutual Insurance Group
Vertafore
Westfield as of 08/14/2019
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