Insurance
Acuity’s revenue exceeded $1.6 billion in 2019
Sheboygan-based property and casualty insurer Acuity announced that it reached a new business and new annual revenue record in 2019.
Economic Trends: Insurance industry in transformation
The insurance industry has experienced a significant shift in the past two decades, an evolution driven by technology, data...
Green Bay Insurance agency joins Vizance
Green Bay-based Hornick Insurance Services joined Vizance, a Hartland-based independent insurance agency.
Hornick, which specializes in auto, farm and health...
Acuity to sell insurance in Virginia
Property and casualty insurer Acuity will now write business in Virginia, continuing the Sheboygan-based company’s growth in recent years.
With...
Acuity donates $500,000 to six charities selected by employees
Sheboygan-based property and casualty insurer Acuity recently made donations totaling $500,000 to six organizations, determined by its employees.
This year’s...
American Family donation to bring ‘STEAM & Dream’ program to Sherman Phoenix
American Family Insurance is donating $50,000 to establish a new science, technology, engineering, arts and math program at Sherman...
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After weathering volatility, Common Ground sees signs of ACA market stabilization
Common Ground Healthcare Cooperative could receive $56.8 million in unpaid subsidies after a federal judge recently ruled in favor...
Johnson Insurance acquires Green Bay insurance agency
Racine-based Johnson Insurance has acquired Financial Life Cycles, an independent insurance agency in Green Bay, the company announced.
Madison startup Understory enters weather insurance industry
Madison startup Understory has moved into the insurance business with “Auto-Hail Safe,” an insurance policy for car dealerships who incur hefty costs when their unprotected lots are struck by hail storms.
Acuity to hire 100 employees in 2020
Sheboygan-based Acuity plans to hire 100 employees during 2020 due to strong growth in its business, the company announced today.
