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Sandi Eghtesadi, center, has been an insurance agent for Farmers Insurance for 31 years.
An early mentor encouraged Sandi Eghtesadi to stand up for communities or causes in Tucson. For Eghtesadi this meant the military.
Arizona Daily Star special
There are more than 65 Farmers Insurance agents across the Tucson area. Add in State Farm, Allstate, and any other insurance carrier and the number of insurance agents to choose from can easily go into the hundreds.
When we talk about companies building Tucson, all of these agents are small business owners who contribute to the economic health and growth of the Tucson area. They all pay business and personal taxes, employ people, and use independent business services.
When the unexpected happens to a customer in the course of their business, each of these agents employs different companies. It could be auto repairs or new car sales, home repairs or new builds, or a variety of other companies that help fix the issues covered by insurance.
The ripple effect of even the smallest business affects a region’s economic health.
Sandi Eghtesadi is a Farmers Insurance Agent who, both individually and through her agency, touches many people and influences Tucson in many ways.
Eghtesadi has been a farmers agent for 31 years. It ranks in the top 3% of brokers nationwide and was the number 1 life insurance broker for all 13,000 Farmers Insurance agencies in 2019, 2020 and 2021. She still has clients who signed up with her 31 years ago, and many of her clients are represented by three generations of family members.
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