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AP Agribusiness Leadership

Built on a Passion for the Agriculture Industry

Meet the AP Agribusiness Team

AssuredPartners Agribusiness is built on a passion for the agriculture industry. Well versed in a wide variety of commercial agriculture businesses and farm operations, our specialists are dedicated to staying in front of the unique exposures and risks associated with the industry.

Our team believes in doing the right things for the right reasons. And as your insurance and risk management partner, we are committed to understanding your needs; guiding you through the process; and delivering programs and services built on a foundation of integrity and quality.

Gina Ekstam
Gina Ekstam, DBA, CRM, CIC, AFIS
Agribusiness Vertical Leader

Leadership Profile

Gina began her insurance career in 1992 in sales at an independent insurance agency. Dedicated to the industry, she has remained focused on learning every aspect of agency operations. This dedication prepared her for the role of Managing Director. Her commitment to accuracy, efficiency, and building strong internal and external relationships is the foundation on which a strong team, strong industry partners, and loyal clients are built. Embracing the strength of the Agribusiness industry, Gina is now leading AssuredPartners’ national Agribusiness Vertical.

Featured News & Insights

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Unlocking Carbon Credits in Agriculture: What You Need to Know
Blog02/05/2025
agribusiness

Carbon credits as a concept have been around for years, offering both environmental and economic opportunities for the agriculture sector. With sustainable practices taking center stage, it's...

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Outlook for the U.S. Poultry Market: A Steady Rise in Demand and Production
Blog12/04/2024
agribusiness

The outlook for the U.S. poultry market is promising as demand remains high, flock populations have recovered, and market prices are expected to increase, according to the USDA’s August 2024...

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Grain Entrapments Down 36% in 2023
Blog10/09/2024
agribusiness

Grain entrapments are down 36 percent in 2023, according to Purdue University's Agricultural Safety and Health Program's latest "2023 Summary of U.S. Agricultural and Confined-Space Related Injuries...

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