The Iroquois Group, the nation’s oldest and largest network of independent insurance agencies, announced that it has entered the Colorado market. Colorado is now the 34th state in Iroquois’ network.
“We think the timing is right to bring Iroquois to Colorado,” said Ray Begin, managing partner of Iroquois of Colorado Inc. “Whether new or well established, small or large, independent agencies need access to a variety of insurance carriers or markets for profitable growth, and we have excellent relationships with The Hartford, Fireman’s Fund, Chubb and Zurich, just to name a few.”
The first two agencies to join Iroquois are Alexander-Krupka Insurance LLC of Wheat Ridge and Dennis Harper Agency of Colorado Springs. “Iroquois provides their member agencies with access to more insurance markets, with less volume commitments and that is just what we need to take our agency to the next level of service, growth and profitability,” said Dennis Harper.
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