Recognizing its own internal needs, Arlington/Roe implemented a new agency management system called ALIS. The new management system better suited the company’s data and production needs and streamlined processes for […]
$200 Million and 174 Associates
Signaling another monumental advancement, Arlington/Roe hit record growth and broke the $200-million barrier. As premium grew, so did the number of associates and office locations. The company hired over […]
50-year celebration and $182 Million in Premium
In celebration of the company’s 50th anniversary, the emphasis was placed on giving back. The number of philanthropic efforts were expanded. An annual insurance internship was funded and launched […]
$158 Million in Premium and 150 Associates
Arlington/Roe purchased Mid-South Insurance in Tennessee establishing roots for its next underwriting office location in Nashville. Additional Ohio insurance talent was secured, and plans were underway for an office in […]
$112 Million in Premium and 119 Associates
Arlington/Roe was on the move again after the softening of the market due to the financial crisis. Andy Roe was named Executive Vice President of Commercial Lines and Brokerage. […]
$104 Million in Premium and 125 Associates
Arlington/Roe purchased Southern General Agency in Bowling Green, Kentucky, purchased Agents Advantage Network in Nashville, Tennessee, opened an underwriting office in Grand Rapids, Michigan, and hired the first Ohio associate. […]
$59 Million in Premium and 64 Associates
The longstanding relationship with Foremost was moved to American Modern Insurance Group. Jim Roe served as president of the American Association of Managing General Agents, AAMGA. Arlington/Roe moved to […]
$15 Million in Premium and 25 Associates
As a member of the National Association of Professional Surplus Lines Offices (NAPSLO) board of directors, Jim expanded his involvement in the industry from regional to national. Arlington/Roe moved […]
$7.5 Million in Premium and 18 Associates
Francis Roe died unexpectedly at the age of 64. Jim became the sole owner of Arlington/Roe and began to mold the culture and values of the company to dramatically grow […]
$3.5 Million in Premium and 13 Associates
Arlington/Roe moved to Shorewood Drive just east of 56th and Keystone. Jim Roe worked with Hugh McGowan, Sr. in writing the Pan American Games held in 1987. The market […]