Oakbridge Insurance Agency LLC , an independent insurance and risk management agency in the Southeast, announced a partnership with Brock Insurance Agency, an independent agency with offices in Rossville, Chattanooga, and Savannah, Ga. The partnership creates Oakbridge’s first presence in Tennessee and supports the agency’s continued Southeastern expansion.
Founded in 1963, Brock has been recognized as a Best Practices Agency by Independent Insurance Agents & Brokers of America for the last three years, and a top performer in their revenue category in 2021.
“We are very excited to join Oakbridge,” said Brock President Mark Brock.
“We’ve been working with Oakbridge’s founding firms for over a decade, and this partnership is evidence of the trust and bond we have built and will continue to nurture.”
The partnership extends Brock’s access to additional resources and programs, as well as a group of like-minded individuals who are focused on providing innovative solutions for their clients. “It’s a true win-win. Our customers will continue to work with the same team members as they have for decades while the agency will be able to expand its offerings to better support our customers, team and the community. It is our mission to create significant value every day for those around us, and Oakbridge takes us to the next level so we can do just that,” Mr. Brock added.
"We are thrilled to welcome Brock Insurance Agency as our newest partner. Their reputation as a leading agency in the Southeast is evidenced by the quality of their people and their record as a top performing firm,” said Oakbridge CEO Robbie Smith. “Brock is a good cultural fit for Oakbridge. We’re excited to bring on such a strong, like-minded group that will continue to be a major player in their markets, as well as help lead Oakbridge into the future.”
"The partnership doubles Oakbridge’s employee benefits presence in the region and significantly supplements the agency’s focus on specialization in construction, real estate, manufacturing, nonprofits and energy," officials said.