Different by choice, Unique by tradition

It’s unique to find an insurance and risk management brokerage firm that values teamwork in order to ensure the delivery of excellence for all clients. That’s what makes Parker, Smith & Feek different. Founded in 1937 in the Pacific Northwest, we have consistently been a pioneering force in the industry, known for our innovation. In partnership with our IMA network of companies and its 2,300+ associates nationwide, we leverage our combined strength, expertise, and reach to benefit our clients and build the broker of the future.
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LATEST

Articles 10/01/24

Despite persistent volatility, insurance markets are finally stabilizing. Average premiums are up but in most sectors the increases are less than ten-percent. And, carriers are finding that creative underwriting practices are helping to expand coverage for property and casualty markets. Explore how evolving trends and insurance shifts may impact your business in our latest Markets in Focus. More ›

Articles 10/01/24

Finance leaders are responsible for safeguarding their organization’s financial well-being, which involves assessing risks and guiding strategic decisions. Partnering with an insurance broker can enhance this process by providing expertise, tailored insurance solutions, and risk mitigation strategies. Learn more about how this partnership can fortify your organization’s risk management in a Puget Sound Business Journal article by Parker, Smith & Feek Account Executive Jessica Rice, featuring insights from Puget Sound finance leaders. More ›

Articles 09/26/24

The construction industry is proving its resiliency to thrive during challenging economic conditions. The diversity in business sectors has provided a boost in industry spend despite the decline in project starts. While the construction industry rebounds in 2024, indications show an undercurrent of slowing growth in the near-term across the industry even with lowered interest rates. Understanding the industry trends and how they will affect individual sectors along with the insurance implications will be a prudent way to navigate the next year. More ›