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Code SixFour

www.codesixfour.com

 
At Code SixFour, our sole business is that of helping benefits advisors grow their capabilities and maximize their client relationships. The name Code SixFour comes from the Standard Industry Classification industry segment ""code 64"": insurance agents and brokers. Our business is a member based model. As a membership organization, our operating philosophy is built on relevancy and speed. We seek to provide services that respond quickly to the market, and that can immediately impact a broker or agents daily work. Further, we are constantly adding new insights and tools based on member feedback.
  • Number of Employees: 0-25
  • Annual Revenue: $0-1 Million

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