Nationwide Select Partner spotlight: Wilber-Price Insurance

Wilber-Price Insurance Group, Ltd. is an insurance and financial services firm located in southern Ohio. It has locations in Chillicothe and Loveland. John Wilber founded Wilber-Price Insurance Group, Ltd. because he found it attractive to make his living counseling Ohio families and businesses in protecting the people and items that they value most. He acquired his first agency in Chillicothe in 2007, taking over for Bob Shoultz upon his retirement. A few short years later, he acquired Price Insurance Agency in both Waverly and Chillicothe. Over the last 10 years there have been 10 agents/agencies merge into Wilber-Price, including Randy Williams and Sonny Birkhimer from Waverly.

Wilber-Price has a strong focus on Ohio agriculture. It is consistently among the top 5 producers in agricultural insurance production in Ohio with Nationwide Insurance (the largest ag insurer in the U.S). The agency facilitates a wide range of advisory services for families and businesses. The focus is on delivering a “WOW!” moment at every touch. Wilber-Price has added sophisticated software solutions to streamline its operations making interactions with clients quick and easy for them.

In addition, Wilber-Price Insurance is aligning its efforts with grassroots community causes. The ultimate objective is to grow through helping people and use a portion of profits to enable meaningful positive change in the communities it operates in.

To receive an On Your Side Review, contact Wilber-Price Insurance at 740-774-1225.

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