Latest News from Big I MN
Executive V.P. Message January 2026
As we step into a new year, independent insurance agents in Minnesota have a unique opportunity to reflect, refocus, and reimagine the future of our industry. The start of the year isn’t just a calendar milestone, it’s a chance to reaffirm our commitment to the values...
April Goodin: Fortify your home now; save money in 2026
The holidays are here, and in Minnesota, that comes with chilly temperatures and unpredictable winter weather. As the temps drop and the snow piles up, our thoughts often turn to holiday shopping and cozy nights in. But December is more than just a time to celebrate...
Legislative Video Update: Medicare Advantage and Supplemental Plan Commission Changes
Minnesota’s Medicare Advantage market is facing unprecedented disruption and agents across the state are searching for answers. In this exclusive Big I Minnesota briefing, Robyn Rowen, Big I Minnesota’s lobbyist, sits down with TJ Patton, Senior Director, Insurance...
Executive V.P. Message November 2025
Dear Big I MN Members, Fall is one of my favorite seasons—and I suspect many of you feel the same. It offers a welcome break from the heat and humidity, a chance to enjoy the vibrant seasonal colors, and an opportunity to reset and refocus for the remainder of the...
Big I Minnesota on the 2025 Insurance Task Force: Goals, Challenges & What’s Next
In this video, Robyn Rowen (Big I MN lobbyist) sits down with Jean to discuss: Why the task force was created What it means for the Minnesota insurance market The biggest cost drivers affecting homeowners and commercial insurance How the group plans to avoid...
President’ Message August 2025
Cultivating Connection: Big I MN’s Commitment to Members and Innovation I hope you are all enjoying a fun-filled summer. As an Oklahoma girl, it is my favorite season. The garden has been calling to me between other commitments. Your board met recently to continue to...
2025 Legislative Session Report
Printable Version The 2025 Legislative Session was slow to get going, often messy and didn’t end on time. A looming estimated deficit of $6 billion in the out years only seemed to exacerbate the differences between the parties. Ultimately, the Legislature managed to...