Mike Ansay Attends Big “I” Legislative Conference to Support Independent Insurance Advocacy

Port Washington, WI – Mike Ansay, CEO of Ansay & Associates and Chairman of the Board for the Independent Insurance Agents of Wisconsin (IIAW), recently attended the Big “I” Legislative Conference in Washington, D.C. As a member of the Big “I” National, Ansay joined independent insurance leaders from across the country to advocate for issues affecting agencies, clients and local communities.

The annual conference connects independent agents with state and federal lawmakers to address insurance market challenges, regulatory priorities and public policy issues impacting the independent agency system. These conversations help ensure agents and the communities they serve are represented in national policy discussions.

During the conference, Ansay participated in the Big “I” legislative fly-in, meeting with members of Wisconsin’s congressional delegation, including Representatives Scott Fitzgerald, Glenn Grothman and Bryan Steil, as well as Senators Tammy Baldwin and Ron Johnson. Discussions focused on advancing legislation that supports a competitive insurance marketplace, strengthens small businesses and improves outcomes for consumers.

Ansay & Associates remains committed to industry advocacy through active involvement in organizations such as the IIAW and the Big “I” National, supporting the independent agency model and the communities it serves.

About Ansay & Associates

Founded in 1946, Ansay & Associates is an independent, family-owned insurance agency based in Wisconsin. The agency provides insurance solutions for over 14,000 Wisconsin businesses and over 37,000 individual customers. Recently, Ansay & Associates was recognized on Insurance Journal’s 2025 Top 100 P/C Agencies list and named a 2026 Best and Brightest Workplace by the National Association for Business Resources. Now in its third generation of family leadership, Ansay & Associates continues to serve clients with the same people-first philosophy that has guided the organization for 80 years.