2024 Agent Partnership Program
What is the Agent Partnership Program?
The Philadelphia Contributionship is committed to helping your agency succeed and we strive to provide you with the resources and incentives you need to grow your business
Our Agent Partnership Program aims to recognize and reward the agencies that are dedicated to TPC and have shown us exceptional results the prior year. Agents who qualified for the program will receive benefits, resources, and incentives to further grow their business in collaboration with TPC.
Levels of Partnership
Your Level of Partnership is dependent on your prior year's performance. There are four unique levels in our Agent Partnership Program:
| Level | Qualifications | Benefits |
| Apprentice | New Agency Appointments during their first 3 years | - Co-Branded Advertising - Profit Sharing Eligibility |
| Ambassador | All Agency Partners appointed over 3 years | - Profit Sharing Eligibility |
| President | $250K in Written Premium 55% 3 year total loss ratio Maintains positive premium growth | - Co-Branded Advertising - Charitable Donation Matching - Profit Sharing Eligibility |
| Franklin Circle | Recognizes our top 10 performing agency partnerships based on total premium, new business premium, retention, and profitability | - Co-Branded Advertising - Charitable Donation and Continued Education - Continued Education Matching - 25% Profit Sharing Bonus |
General FAQs
How do I qualify for the Agent Partnership Program?
All TPC agents are automatically enrolled in the Agent Partnership Program. Your level of partnership is determined by your prior year's performance with TPC.
How do I know what level of partnership I have qualified for?
If you have qualified as an Apprentice, President, or Franklin Circle, you will receive an email with your level of partnership information before the benefit period begins.
If you are not sure of your level of partnership, reach out to your ADM.
What is the benefit period for 2024?
The benefit period for our 2024 Agent Partnership Program begins on March 1, 2024, and ends on December 31, 2024.
How do I receive my allotted funds?
Qualified agents are eligible for a certain amount of funds for co-branded advertising, charitable contributions, or continued education. These funds will be delivered as reimbursements after appropriate documentation has been reviewed and approved by TPC.
To submit a request for reimbursement for your co-branded advertising, fill out the Co-Branded Ad Reimbursement form.
To submit a request for reimbursement for your charitable contribution, fill out the Charitable Contribution Reimbursement form.
To submit a request for reimbursement for your continued education, fill out the Continued Education Reimbursement form.
Payment will be sent directly to your agency only after TPC has reviewed and approved your reimbursement request.
Co-Branded Advertising
As part of our Agent Partnership Program, qualified agents can utilize TPC's branding and name recognition in their own advertising and social media posts.
TPC will reimburse qualified agents for 50% of the cost of co-branded advertisements, up to the maximum allowance of their allotted funds.
Co-Branded Ad FAQs
What qualifies as co-branded advertising?
Co-branded advertisement can be any of the following:
- Traditional Media - Newspaper, magazine, billboard, radio, direct mail, and brochures
- Digital Media - Banner ads, social media
- Promotional Items - Event and client giveaways
Where can I access approved TPC logos?
Click here to download our logo for marketing purposes.
If you need additional branding or logo guidelines from TPC, please reach out to marketing@1752.com.
How do I submit co-branded advertisements for approval?
You can email marketing@1752.com with the details of your advertisement request.
Please include your name, agency code, estimated cost of advertising, and a mockup of your advertisement in the email.
A member of the TPC Marketing Team will reach out about your request within 1 week of submission.
How do I receive my allocated co-branded advertising funds?
After you have published your TPC-approved advertising, fill out the Co-Branded Advertising form with information about your advertisement.
After TPC has reviewed and approved your information, payment for your reimbursement will be sent directly to your agency.
Charitable Contributions
TPC is dedicated to giving back to our community and the communities of our Agent Partners.
Our Charitable Contribution benefit offers donation matching to qualified agents based on their level of partnership. Agents who have qualified for donation matching are allotted funds that they can use to support 501(c)3 non-profit organizations. These funds are intended to match agent donations and further the impact of the agents' contribution to the charity of their choice. After you've made your donation, TPC will reimburse you for 50% of the donation, up to the maximum allowance of your allotted funds.
Charitable Contributions FAQ
What organizations can I donate to with my funds?
All charitable contributions must be made to 501(c)3 non-profit organizations that support members of the agents' local community.
How much of my charitable contribution will TPC match?
Qualified agents will be allotted funds based on their level of partnership:
- President: Up to $500 donation match
- Franklin Circle: Up to $2500* donation match
*The $2500 allowance for Franklin Circle members is designated for both charitable contributions and continued education.
How do I receive my allocated charitable contribution funds?
After you have donated to the charity of your choice, fill out the Charitable Contribution form with information about your donation.
After TPC has reviewed and approved your contribution, payment for your reimbursement will be sent directly to your agency.
Continued Education
Our Continued Education (CE) benefit offers reimbursement for agents pursuing continued education to retain their state licenses. After you have completed your CE, TPC will reimburse you for 50% of the cost of CE, up to the maximum allowance of your allotted funds.
The Continued Education benefit is available for Franklin Circle members only. Franklin Circle members may choose to use their allotted funds for charitable contributions, continued education, or a combination of both.
Continued Education FAQs
How much of my continued education will TPC reimburse?
Qualified agents will be allotted funds based on their level of partnership:
- Franklin Circle: 50% of total cost, up to $2,500*
*The $2500 allowance for Franklin Circle members is designated for both charitable contributions and continued education.
How do I receive my allocated continued education funds?
After you have completed your continued education, fill out the CE Reimbursement form with information about your continued education.
After TPC has reviewed and approved your submission, payment for your reimbursement will be sent directly to your agency.
What agents are eligible for the Continued Education benefit?
The Continued Education benefit is available for Franklin Circle members only. Franklin Circle members may choose to use their $2500 of allotted funds for charitable contributions, continued education, or a combination of both.
Annual Profit Sharing
TPC's Annual Profit Sharing benefit is designed to reward agency partners that contribute to our mutual goal of profitable growth of your book of business.
Each year, qualified agents have the opportunity to earn a profit sharing payment based on the previous year's performance and their level of partnership.
Profit Sharing FAQs
How do I qualify for a profit sharing payment?
All TPC agents have the opportunity to receive an annual profit sharing payment by meeting the criteria outlined in their Profit Sharing Agreement.
What is the criteria for the profit sharing payment?
Profit sharing payments are based on five criteria: 1) written premium (for qualification), 2) earned premium (for calculations), 3) one-year loss ratio, 4) policy count retention, and 5) written premium growth.
When will I receive my profit sharing payment?
Profit sharing payments are calculated based on the previous calendar year's performance. Annual results and payments are typically released in the first quarter of the following year.