Member Stories

Member agencies, in their own words.

OAA's 170+ member agencies2 include former captive agents, established independents, and owners planning an exit. Each one runs its own book. The quotes below are published as the members gave them.

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Training & Events

Classes run on a calendar all year long.

34 Scheduled classes a year3
12–14 Additional sessions on top
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  • SIAA-led By line of business

    Personal Lines Product Schools

    Carrier-by-carrier product training on the markets you actually quote — appetite, underwriting, and where the business goes when the market tightens.

  • SIAA-led By line of business

    Commercial Lines Development

    The fastest margin move most member agencies have left: writing commercial competently. Classes run from first BOP to program business.

  • OAA-led By state — OK, AR, KS

    State Compliance & Carrier Updates

    What changed in your state and what your carriers changed with it. Split by state because filings and forms are not national.

  • OAA-led First 90 days

    New Member Onboarding Series

    Codes, comparative rater, agency management system, and commission reporting — the operating setup, run as a sequence instead of a stack of PDFs.

  • OAA-led Ongoing

    Producer & Sales Development

    Hiring, comp plans, pipeline discipline, and the sales process that turns a second producer into a profit center rather than an expense.

  • OAA-led Ongoing

    Agency Technology

    Sessions on OAA's partner technology vendors and how to actually implement their systems in an agency — chosen, configured and adopted, rather than bought and ignored. The gap between owning a tool and running on it is where most agency efficiency is lost.

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Member Resources

What you get access to the day you sign.

  • OAA

    AccessPlus policy access

    Your book, your carrier links, your service tools. One login, no second door.

  • OAA

    Carrier appetite & market list

    Who writes what, where, and right now. Updated as appointments and appetites move.

  • OAA

    Commission & bonus statements

    Base commission, profit sharing, regional bonuses and national bonuses — where each layer landed and why.

  • OAA

    Marketing asset library

    Campaign templates, co-branded collateral, and the Performance Marketing Support Fund paperwork that reimburses the spend.

  • OAA

    Operations playbooks & templates

    Producer comp models, service workflows, E&O-aware procedures, and the agency documents you should not be writing from scratch.

  • OAA

    Your agency growth coach

    A named person with your numbers in front of them. Standing sessions, not a ticket queue.

  • SIAA

    SIAA Connect

    The national side: SIAA's member portal, carrier resources, and the Tech Finder directory of vetted technology vendors.

  • SIAA

    SIAA TLC

    SIAA's learning platform, alongside OAA's own class calendar rather than instead of it.

Member Story · 01

An established agency with a short carrier list. It quoted fewer markets than its clients needed and lost business it could have won.

Network carrier appointments opened the markets the agency couldn't reach alone; OAA coaching worked the growth side.

A carrier lineup that competes on every quote, and a book growing on business the agency used to decline.1

“The shackles have been kind of removed and being better able to serve our clients with all the carriers we represent now has been life-changing in our business.”

Justin Peeler · Peeler Insurance

Member Story · 02

A new independent agency with no volume history. National carriers wouldn't appoint it without volume, and it couldn't build volume without those appointments.

Immediate carrier access through the network plus hands-on help from coaches who had started agencies themselves.

Launched with the carrier lineup of an established agency and support on call for every first-year problem.

“OAA allows access to carriers I would otherwise not be able to obtain immediately. It is also very nice to have people who have been in my position assist me with the issues of starting and running my own agency.”

Tracey Talley · Wall Street Insurance, LLC

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“Companies deal with us more carefully as an OAA member than they would if we weren't affiliated with OAA.”

Von Nix, CPCU · Statewide Insurance Agency

“I've been able to always find a market and always be competitive — and not ever have to apologize for my rate.”

Ronnie Deese · Ronnie Deese Agency, Inc.

“I can pick up the phone and talk to somebody. I really appreciate the support and knowing that they're there.”

Joe Thielen · Thielen Independent Insurance Agency

“If you wish to grow, it's like space — super fast. I would highly recommend OAA.”

Ameen Pabini · Ameen Pabini LLC

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Every story above started with a thirty-minute conversation about where the agency was and what the network could do for it.

  1. Quotes attributed to named principals are published One Agents Alliance member testimonials. The situation, support, and outcome summaries around them are written by OAA and have not been reviewed as formal case studies. ↩
  2. Member-agency count and premium written are One Agents Alliance network figures, covering business placed through OAA member agencies. ↩
  3. Training volume reflects OAA's annual calendar: roughly 34 scheduled classes plus additional sessions each year, run by OAA and by SIAA and split by state and line of business. The published calendar is at /events and changes through the year. ↩