State Farm Agent

At just 25 years old and seven months pregnant, Victoria Hood launched her independent contractor agent office with State Farm. Despite having no prior leadership experience, she was driven to succeed. "My favorite part about being a State Farm agent is the limitless opportunity. The potential to scale within agency is uncapped — few careers offer that kind of possibility." In the highly competitive insurance industry, Victoria is committed to making her office the first choice for customers when they think about insurance. "In my short six years as a State Farm agent, I've learned that customers want someone who answers their calls and offers genuine, personal support when they need it. We make it a priority to deliver that support seamlessly and thoroughly. "What a blessing it is to give back in such a meaningful and unique way." Learn more about becoming a State Farm independent contractor agent: https://lnkd.in/giWjAvk9

Before becoming a State Farm independent contractor agent, Cody Wheeler worked as a compliance analyst for a major utility company. While he appreciated his role, he wanted a path where his compensation better reflected his efforts. “I was looking for a career that rewarded performance over tenure and offered the flexibility to grow. Now, I’ve got control of my time and future opportunities.” Cody spent over two years as an agent team member developing his leadership and business management skills before opening his office in 2016. "I wanted my name associated with the best company possible, and working in an agent office prior filled me with confidence that State Farm was the right choice.” Cody and his team continue to find new ways to meet customer needs and deepen relationships. “After recently earning my ChFC designation, engaging in the financial services space has been so worth it. It feels great helping State Farm customers achieve the clarity and assurance they need to solidify their financial plans." Learn more about becoming a State Farm independent contractor agent: https://lnkd.in/giWjAvk9

Calling all State Farm independent contractor agents who watch Bravo TV📢 Follow along the State Farm Bravohood journey this weekend at BravoCon 2025 in Las Vegas. BravoCon gives ‘Bravoholics’ the opportunity to celebrate their fandom, meet more than 150 Bravo TV stars, and get sneak peeks of upcoming shows/events. The State Farm Bravohood will feature Jake from State Farm, 'Bravolebrities' from the show, Southern Charm, and so much more. State Farm isn’t just showing up at BravoCon — we’re once again becoming part of the Bravo universe itself. Stay connected this weekend as Jake from State Farm and some of your favorite 'Bravolebrities' share their Bravohood experience on Instagram and TikTok. Agents — keep an eye out to see how you can stay involved in the Bravo excitement in next week's Marketing and Sales Update.

Following his service in the US Navy, Jim Miller dedicated most of his career to sales management. During his time as a business development manager, a State Farm recruiter contacted him to explore becoming an independent contractor agent. "I had a strong desire to help others, coach and lead a team, and run my own business. The State Farm agent opportunity allows me to do all three." Jim supports various non-profits, fundraisers, and district initiatives, bringing his deep respect for service into his agent office. "My experience in the Navy taught me that a hard day's work is always worthwhile, and that individuals from different cultures and beliefs can come together for a common purpose to protect and better our community. I am honored to continue this mission every day as a State Farm agent." Learn more about becoming a State Farm independent contractor agent: https://lnkd.in/gEi-UDTm #Veteran

After completing his time in the US Marine Corps, Eldion Pajollari enrolled in college, earning a degree in science with the end goal of pursuing a career in physical therapy. "While awaiting the start of my master’s program, a close friend opened his State Farm independent contractor agent office, and I began working there to help him get his business off the ground." What attracted Eldion to the agent opportunity was the ability to combine entrepreneurship with making a positive difference in people's lives. "My background taught me the importance of discipline, service, and leadership. Becoming a State Farm agent gave me the perfect platform to apply those values." "Veterans Day is a reminder to honor those who served before me, those I stood and fought alongside, and those who continue to serve today. My commitment to service did not end with my military career. I carry those values forward by helping protect my community now and for many years to come." Learn more about becoming a State Farm independent contractor agent: https://lnkd.in/gEi-UDTm #Veteran

Allison DiTullio started her career as an auto claims adjuster and marketing sales rep for a disaster restoration company. These experiences provided her with an understanding of the insurance business from different perspectives, laying a foundation for her future as a State Farm independent contractor agent. "Having my name on the door symbolizes ownership, independence, and the chance to build something uniquely mine. I set my own goals, create my own strategies, and see the hard work of both myself and my team reflected in the results.” Allison’s helping heart and genuine dedication to State Farm customers are what drive her business and foster strong relationships. "Every day I get to help customers, uplift my team, support local community organizations, and grow myself professionally and personally. My hope is to create a ripple effect of service and leadership that positively impacts those around me." Learn more about becoming a State Farm independent contractor agent: https://lnkd.in/giWjAvk9

Andy Mohn knew his career goals back in high school. He had always admired the important role his State Farm independent contractor agent played in helping to protect his family. This opportunity attracted him, one that rewarded hard work and offered a life he had only dreamed of. “I got married at a young age and took on various sales jobs, putting that dream on hold. When an agent opportunity became available in my hometown, a State Farm recruiter contacted me, but ultimately, they selected someone else.” Determined to become a State Farm agent, Andy worked under the guidance of the agent in his hometown for a couple of years, learning the ropes before trying again. As a State Farm agent, I take pride in being active members of our community and embracing the good neighbor spirit. At the end of the day, our mission is to educate and empower each State Farm customer to choose the policies that best fit their needs and that is a truly rewarding experience.” Learn more about becoming a State Farm independent contractor agent: https://lnkd.in/giWjAvk9

After earning a finance degree, Andrew Smith landed the dream job every aspiring accountant hopes for. However, he soon discovered the long hours and intense work environment were very different from what he envisioned for himself and his family. "Unsure of my next path, I began working as a team member for a friend who was a State Farm independent contractor agent. I found that I enjoyed the work and had a talent for sales.” While in the process of becoming an agent, Andrew’s friend became ill. Andrew put his career aspirations on hold to help with his friend’s office for three years before opening his own office as an agent in 2019. “The overwhelming support of those who rallied behind my friend when he was sick reaffirmed my decision — I wanted to be a part of the State Farm culture. “I was put on this earth to love people, and as a State Farm agent, I get to do just that.” Learn more about becoming a State Farm independent contractor agent: https://lnkd.in/giWjAvk9

Before becoming a State Farm independent contractor agent, Gwen Brooks worked as a TV anchor and journalist, which gave her strong communication skills and a passion for connecting with people. "When I learned about the State Farm agent opportunity, I saw it as the perfect way to blend my entrepreneurial and leadership spirit, love of people, and desire to serve while building something lasting for my family." Gwen and her team are not just an insurance office – they are a community partner. "State Farm customers know they can expect both expertise and heart from us. As a woman-owned business with Wyoming roots, I bring resilience, grit, and genuine care that resonates deeply with our community. "From helping a young couple protect their first home, to walking with families through unexpected challenges, I get to serve in ways that truly matter. Leading a purpose-driven team and making a difference in my community every day makes this much more than a career." Learn more about becoming a State Farm independent contractor agent: https://lnkd.in/giWjAvk9

While gaining experience as a team member for a State Farm independent contractor agent, Corey Beard realized the agent opportunity was a perfect fit. "The flexibility to shape my career and make strategic decisions that reflect my values made becoming a State Farm agent both clear and compelling. I enjoy having the autonomy to lead and grow my office while benefiting from the support and stability of a well-established company." Corey and his team take a personalized approach to identifying and meeting State Farm customer needs. “We take the time to listen carefully, understand each circumstance, and provide tailored options. It is never a one-size-fits-all policy. This dedication to customized service ensures customers feel valued and confident that their coverage truly fits their lives." Digital capabilities and social media have opened doors for Corey to educate and engage his community. "Our team lives by the motto: If opportunity doesn't knock, build a door. This saying inspires us to be innovative, take initiative, and continuously look for new ways to serve State Farm customers and grow our business.” Learn more about becoming a State Farm independent contractor agent: https://bit.ly/473yxGy