The fundamental purpose of this organization is education. Not only for members, but also for the independent insurance agents we serve. 1752 club members are continuously educating one another at regular monthly meetings and special seminars to keep abreast of the changing industry. Legislative updates, association updates, technology, and trends in the industry are just a few of the topics that are reviewed at these meetings.
The club promotes education for independent agencies and their employees through various clinics and spring seminars, as well as on a one-to-one basis. Proceeds from the clinics are used to fund scholarships to insurance schools. Recipients are selected from agencies our members represent.
What does 1752 mean? The 1752 Club acquired its name from the year in which the Philadelphia Contributionship was formed. Ben Franklin formed the first insurance company and this company is still in business today. The contributionship is a mutual company, and hence 1752 became the name of the organization.
