MADISON COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE: Madison County Chosen as 2021 Agency of the Year by Georgia Farm Bureau Insurance Company

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MADISON COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE: Madison County Chosen as 2021 Agency of the Year by Georgia Farm Bureau Insurance Company
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May 24, 2022
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Madison County Chamber of Commerce issued the following announcement on May 17. 

Madison County Farm Bureau was awarded the 2021 Agency of the Year by Georgia Farm Bureau Insurance Company.  This designation is the top honor within the company based on overall production.  The Madison County agency consists of Trina Strickland, Agency Manager; Laurie Beth Ring, Agent; Dylan Chandler, Agent; Brittany Goodhue, Customer Service Representative.  Our office staff includes Lauren Lord, Lisa Peck and Susan Herda.  “We are so appreciative of this award and recognize that it would not be possible without our very supportive Madison County Board of Directors and all of our members.  It is our privilege to serve this community,” according to Trina Strickland.

Original source can be found here.

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