A 300,000-Mile Journey

Category: "Inspire" Stories

Date: May 28, 2021

On the most recent “Inspire” Podcast, we had the privilege of speaking with Jerrod Ewing, CEO of PSI Groups, about his well-worn path to success.

After years of making a living in retail, Jerrod’s work was affected by the 2008 economic decline — along with many Americans. This roadblock brought Jerrod to Florida, where he was introduced to the insurance industry.

Jerrod hit the ground running, dedicating a lot of time and effort to building his business. In fact, he bought a truck to travel between clients that racked up over 300,000 miles in his early days.

Though this vehicle isn’t Jerrod’s everyday driver anymore, he hangs on to it as a nostalgic reminder of the grit it took to build something great.

PSI Groups is a fantastic example of the success that comes from not being afraid to put in the miles to be successful. We are so thrilled to welcome Jerrod and his team to the Integrity family.

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