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Episode 123: Mark Holland, Chief Executive Officer, CoVerica Insurance

Episode 123: Mark Holland, Chief Executive Officer, CoVerica Insurance

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In this episode of the Think Small Podcast, Mark Holland, CEO of Coverica Insurance and Risk Management, shares a career story that spans more than 30 years, multiple companies, a devastating business betrayal, a dramatic revenue collapse, and ultimately a faith-driven pivot that landed him in the CEO chair of a Christian-founded, employee-owned insurance agency in Texas. Mark built his career expertise around employee benefits and benefit communication technology, grew one firm to five locations and 3,000 commercial clients, sold it to a partner who never paid him and then destroyed the business within six months, rebuilt from scratch, and then watched a second wave of success evaporate when seven of his top ten revenue clients were acquired in a 30-month stretch that took revenues from $1.8 million to $225,000. It was in that valley, during a moment of prayer, that he found Coverica, a company whose biblical founding principles and employee ownership structure matched his own values in a way no purely financial opportunity could.

The conversation explores what it actually looks like to merge two complementary insurance disciplines, commercial property and casualty and employee benefits, and why the firms that have tried to do this through private equity acquisition have largely failed where a values-aligned, relationship-first approach can succeed. Mark also walks through how Coverica is using the Entrepreneurial Operating System to align its growing team around shared goals, how three acquisitions in a single year are expanding its bench strength in employee benefits, and why AI is being deployed not to reduce headcount but to free up service professionals to spend more time being human with their clients. His closing advice to every small business leader navigating the hard seasons is the same lesson his own journey taught him the hard way: stop chasing the finish line at the expense of the journey, find your faith, maintain your balance, and surround yourself with people who will hold you accountable to all of it.

Connect:

Website: https://www.coverica.com

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/markcholland/

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