The Day a Top P&C Producer Quit Producing - and Hit $40M
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Then he stopped writing. Cold. Walked in one day, told the team he was done producing, and pushed every relationship over to his salespeople.
The next year, production went up 30 to 40 percent.
Today, Steve runs a $40 million-plus Brightway agency in Merritt Island, FL. Three producers on track to write over a million dollars each this year (one wrote two million last year). His best week ever: 72 policies, $170,000 in premium. He's not on the phone selling. He's working ON the agency - building the team, the culture, the leadership structure, and now even a podcast.
In this episode, Pete Poggi sits down with Steve to pull apart exactly how he made the shift - the structure of his agency (operations manager, agency manager, agent support specialists, VAs), the hire that changed everything, the mistakes he made holding on to the wrong people too long, and the one thing he'd do differently if he were starting an agency from scratch tomorrow.
Here's what you'll discover:
- The exact moment Steve realized his $10M agency was running him, not the other way around (and the mentor's line that snapped him out of it)
- Why splitting sales and service is non-negotiable above $5M in premium - even if you don't run a Brightway model
- The full org structure behind a $40M P&C agency: where calls land, who does intake, who binds, what the VAs handle
- How Steve develops million-dollar producers (it has almost nothing to do with insurance knowledge)
- The hiring mistake almost every agency owner makes - and the one line that tells Steve a candidate isn't going to work out
- What Steve would do differently if he were starting an agency tomorrow
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Learn more at www.PetePoggi.com
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