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Arrowhead Intermediaries

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Adapted from the English Wikipedia article Arrowhead Intermediaries, available under CC BY-SA 4.0Updated 28 November 2025
Arrowhead Intermediaries
Company typeSubsidiary
IndustryInsurance distribution
FoundedAugust 2025
Headquarters
United States
Key people
Chris Walker (Chairman), Steve Boyd (Chief Executive Officer), John Carrozza (Chief Financial Officer), Tony Cacchione (Chief Information Officer), Matthew F. Power (President of Arrowhead Specialty)
ProductsWholesale insurance brokerage, program administration, specialty insurance services
Number of employees
7000 (2025)
ParentBrown & Brown

Arrowhead Intermediaries functions as an insurance distribution firm active in wholesale, program administration, and specialty market sectors. It brings together several of Brown & Brown’s operations—including Bridge Specialty Group, Arrowhead Programs, and One80 Intermediaries—under a unified brand. The organization caters to insurance carriers, brokers, and various industry stakeholders.

Legacy prior to 2025

Before the establishment of Arrowhead Intermediaries, Brown & Brown oversaw multiple specialty insurance entities:

  • Bridge Specialty Group – A wholesale brokerage offering access to markets and placement solutions for complex or specialized risks.
  • Arrowhead Programs – A program administrator utilizing managing general agents (MGAs) and managing general underwriters (MGUs), providing niche insurance programs across different sectors.
  • One80 Intermediaries – Focused on specialty risk solutions and managing general agency services, including binding authority and program management for property and casualty, accident and health, affinity, administrative services, and warranty markets.

In June 2025, Brown & Brown acquired RSC Topco Inc., the parent company of Accession Risk Management Group and One80 Intermediaries, in a transaction valued at approximately US $9.8 billion. Following this acquisition, Bridge Specialty Group, Arrowhead Programs, and One80 Intermediaries were consolidated into the Arrowhead Intermediaries platform, merging Brown & Brown’s wholesale, program administration, and specialty operations under one brand identity.

Establishment and consolidation

The Arrowhead Intermediaries brand was introduced in August 2025 to integrate Brown & Brown’s wholesale, program, and specialty divisions. This consolidation brought together Arrowhead Programs, Bridge Specialty Group, and One80 Intermediaries into a single operational platform.

At its inception, Insurance Business America noted that the platform comprised roughly 7,000 professionals and managed about US $18 billion in premiums during 2024.

In September 2025, Arrowhead Intermediaries strengthened its leadership team and created a centralized data and analytics unit to improve operational integration across its various businesses.

Organizational structure and segments

Arrowhead Intermediaries functions through three core divisions:

  • Arrowhead Programs – Insurance programs administered by MGAs and MGUs with expertise in property, casualty, and specialty lines.
  • Bridge Specialty Group – A wholesale intermediary delivering placement services for complex and emerging risks within both admitted and non-admitted markets.
  • Arrowhead Specialty – Originating from the One80 heritage, this division provides affinity and administrative services along with captives, reinsurance solutions, travel and accident coverage, warranty products, employee benefits, plus life & health insurance offerings.

The company highlights its approach of combining “specialization with scale” to address the needs of diverse insurance market segments.

Leadership

  • Chris Walker – Chairman
  • Steve Boyd – Chief Executive Officer
  • John Carrozza – Chief Financial Officer (appointed September 2025)
  • Tony Cacchione – Chief Information Officer (appointed September 2025)
  • Matthew F. Power – President of Arrowhead Specialty (formerly with One80)

Financials and operations

In 2024, Arrowhead Intermediaries facilitated approximately US $18 billion in premium placements through its program and wholesale sectors.

By October 2025, the firm was anticipated to exceed US $13 billion in premiums generated under delegated underwriting authority for the year.

Strategic developments and acquisitions

Arrowhead Intermediaries originated following Brown & Brown’s acquisition of Accession Risk Management Group, which encompassed One80 Intermediaries. This transaction allowed Brown & Brown to merge several business units into a single consolidated platform.

Market position

Upon its inception, The Insurer identified Arrowhead Intermediaries as one of the leading delegated underwriting authority entities globally. The platform supports insurers, brokers, and insured clients by combining wholesale and program distribution within a cohesive organizational structure.

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