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Sep 10, 2026

Fee Insurance Group named a 2026 Best Practices Agency

Posted Sep 10, 2026 2:04 PM
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FEE INSURANCE GROUP 

HUTCHINSON, Kan. – Fee Insurance Group has once again been recognized as a Best Practices Agency for 2026, earning a place among an exclusive group of independent insurance agencies nationwide.

The Best Practices Agency designation is awarded to participants in the Best Practices Study, a comprehensive analysis of the business operations and performance of the insurance industry's top-performing independent agencies.

More than 1,190 independent insurance agencies across the United States were nominated during this study cycle. For the 2026 study year, only 300 agencies qualified for and maintained their Best Practices Agency designation.

(Photo courtesy of Fee Insurance)
(Photo courtesy of Fee Insurance)

“Being named a 2026 Best Practices Agency is an honor and something we’re very proud of,” said Bob Fee, President of Fee Insurance Group. “This recognition reflects the commitment of our associates, the trust our clients place in us, and our continued focus on building a strong agency for the future. The Best Practices Study has been a valuable benchmark for our industry, and we’re proud to be recognized among some of the top independent agencies in the country.”

Since 1993, the Independent Insurance Agents & Brokers of America (IIABA or the Big “I”) and Reagan Consulting, an Atlanta-based management consulting firm, have partnered to identify and benchmark the nation's leading independent insurance agencies across seven revenue categories.

Agencies are selected as Best Practices Agencies every three years through a highly competitive nomination and qualification process. To earn the designation, each agency must rank among the top performers within its respective revenue category.

To maintain their Best Practices status throughout the three-year study cycle, participating agencies submit detailed financial and operational information for annual review. The 2026 study year marks the second year of the current three-year cycle.