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Goosehead Insurance CEO Mark Miller Announces Retirement
Goosehead Insurance announced that Mark Miller will retire as CEO effective December 31. Mark Jones, Jr., currently president and COO, will succeed Miller as president and CEO effective January 1, 2027. Miller will continue to serve on Goosehead's board of directors.
Goosehead Reports Q2 Revenue of $113.39M, Beating Expectations
Reports Q2 revenue $113.39M, consensus $103.21M. "Today we are proud to announce our second quarter results which reflect accelerating momentum across our entire business," said Mark Miller, CEO. "We delivered strong new business growth in every channel while improving client retention, accelerating premium and policy in force growth rates, and increasing productivity. Our distribution force is healthier than ever, our technology continues to evolve at a significant pace, and the product market is more favorable than it has been in years. We believe Goosehead is well-positioned for continued durable growth and profitability."
FY26 Total Written Premiums View Raised by 12%-20%
Backs FY26 total written premiums view up 12%-20%.
Goosehead Insurance Shares Down 8.1% to $52.30
Goosehead Insurance is down -8.1%, or -$4.60 to $52.30.
Goosehead Insurance Appoints Eben Hewitt as CTO
Goosehead Insurance announced the appointment of Eben Hewitt as chief technology officer. In his new role, Hewitt will lead the company's technology strategy, including the expansion of artificial intelligence capabilities and the continued development of its digital agent platform. Hewitt joins the personal lines insurance agency from Hyatt Corporation, where he served as global chief information officer. "Eben's experience leading world-class global technology organizations and deploying AI-driven capabilities at scale will help accelerate our development of the most intelligent, efficient, and client-centric platform in the industry," said Mark Miller, CEO.
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