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Young Agent, Young Owner

Amy Bryan, owner of Bryan Insurance Agency in New Windsor, N.Y. opened her own independent insurance agency at the age of 22. She had no carrier appointments and no customers when she launched her agency in 2004, ut it didn’t take long for Amy to attract quality carriers and customers. Now, at just 28 years old, the Bryan Insurance Agency operates two office locations with a small but dedicated staff of five.

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  1. Mike Carroll

    March 15, 2010 at 9:39 pm

    As a young new agency owner myself, 3 months, I thought it was a great interview. Hope we are as successful as you have been. Keyword I took away was Patience.

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