Our Story

Olympic Insurance Agency, a Marsh & McLennan Agency LLC Company
Since 1947 Trust, Reliability & Performance.

Customized Insurance Solutions. Unsurpassed Customer Service.

Longstanding Tradition of Trust

Olympic Insurance is a family-founded insurance brokerage with a seventy-five-year heritage of trust, reliability and performance. Established in 1947 by Charles Jennings, our company has grown from small beginnings to become a respected leader in commercial insurance, entrusted with protecting businesses and their employees nationwide.

In 1965, top insurance professional Donald Barberie Sr. joined the firm, and together with Charles, set out to enhance the quality of life for businesses and their employees through innovative insurance products. Donald Sr. acquired full ownership in 1974, expanding the agency with a dedicated team committed to personalized service and long-term relationships. That tradition remains central to our values today.

In the early 1990s, Bob and Donald Barberie II joined their father, learning the business from the ground up and building their own client base. Taking the helm in 2000, they implemented forward-thinking strategies, embracing new technologies and tools to better serve our clients.

Evolving with Our Clients in Mind

Today, we provide a full range of brokerage and consulting services, from property and casualty to employee benefits, HR advisory and safety training. With access to insurance products from over 30 top carriers, we deliver the most up-to-date coverage available.

In 2025, Olympic Insurance Agency became a Marsh & McLennan Agency LLC Company. This partnership combines our local expertise and family-driven service with the global resources and capabilities of Marsh McLennan Agency, allowing us to bring even greater value to our clients while honoring the legacy that has guided us for more than seven decades.

Our Mission

Our mission remains simple: to protect our clients with customized insurance solutions supported by unsurpassed customer service.

Here’s to the next seventy-five years.