Agency Merger Counts On Strength In Numbers
Two Calif. firms wanted to maintain independence but become dominant in region
There comes a point in the history of every independent agency when the owners must make a momentous decision about the future of the business. There are optionslike passing the firm on to your childrenbut the decision often comes down to selling ones interest, either through an internal perpetuation plan or a sale to an outsider.
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