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Equal Parts Launches Next-Gen Insurance Agency to Transform the Independent Insurance Landscape With the Power of Human Relationships and AI Innovation

Equal Parts Launches Next-Gen Insurance Agency to Transform the Independent Insurance Landscape With the Power of Human Relationships and AI Innovation

April 9, 2025 Craig Etkin

Company starts with $10M in acquisition capital, will focus on enhancing — not replacing — the strong human connection that powers the industry

AUSTIN, Texas–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Equal Parts, a next-generation insurance agency that combines the power of traditional relationship-based distribution with best-in-class AI technology, has launched with $10 million in acquisition capital led by Equal Ventures and Max Ventures, the company announced today. Equal Parts’ mission is to build a new model for independent insurance agencies amid a decade-long flood of consolidation by traditional private equity firms.

Founded by entrepreneurs with expertise in scaling service-based business through acquisition and building AI platforms for digital transformation, Equal Parts will redefine insurance distribution by acquiring small agencies and empowering them with AI-powered tools designed to enhance — rather than replace — the human connection at the heart of the industry.

“Independent agencies grounded in strong relationships are the backbone of the insurance sector, and they are facing significant challenges,” said CEO and co-founder Mike Witte. “We believe that the future of insurance is equal parts innovation and relationships, equal parts technology and tradition — and that the winner will take both of those parts to the extreme.”

Witte previously founded and scaled energy services leader Workrise (formerly RigUp) from a startup to a $2.9 billion company by complementing the human connections that are foundational in the energy sector with technology that helps them work smarter and more efficiently. The founding team is rounded out by Mike Meller, who helped craft Workrise’s small business acquisition and growth strategy, and Graham Yennie, who brings extensive experience in applied machine learning and AI implementation.

The insurance industry faces an unprecedented generational shift: half of all agents are expected to retire in the next decade, while young professionals are steering clear (less than 25% of the industry’s workforce is under 35). Equal Parts was founded to usher in a new era of insurance professionals and modernize an industry that many view as archaic and slow-moving.

The company takes a fundamentally different approach to the private capital consolidation taking place across the industry. Unlike traditional private equity firms that prioritize the bottom line with minimal focus on innovation, Equal Parts’ platform addresses the core challenge of the independent insurance agency: a disconnected ecosystem that requires human intervention at every point. By automating mundane tasks and integrating systems, Equal Parts frees agents to focus on their most important work — building relationships with clients.

Equal Parts recently closed on its first acquisition, and plans to close on several more foundational acquisitions over the next 90 days. The company is focused initially on independent agencies with <$5 million in revenue — a segment composed of exceptional agencies with best-in-class relationships that have been most impacted by the lack of innovation in the insurance ecosystem. As it builds out its acquisition engine, Equal Parts will be able to transact on strong independent businesses of all sizes.

“Smaller independent agencies face a paradox: Growth requires additional service capabilities, but each new product or service creates exponentially more disconnected systems that must be manually bridged by people,” said Mike Meller. “Our technology doesn’t replace the human element. It enhances it by removing the administrative burden that so often prevents small business owners from prioritizing client-focused work.”

About Equal Parts

Equal Parts is an insurance innovation company that acquires exceptional independent agencies and empowers them with cutting-edge AI tools designed to enhance, not eliminate, the human touch. The company empowers insurance professionals to focus on what they do best — building and maintaining client relationships — while AI handles mundane back-office tasks. Equal Parts is building a future where technology and relationships work hand-in-hand to deliver better service to clients and better outcomes for agency owners.

Contacts

For more information, please contact press@equalparts.ai.

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