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“Being true to who we are is key; we are purely a referral-based business. There is zero marketing or advertising”
Adam Rakowski,
Ortus Financial
Becky Tucker is a senior vice president and national farm and agriculture practice leader at Wholesure, bringing more than 10 years of industry experience and deep expertise in agricultural risk management.
Since joining Wholesure in 2024 through its legacy partner MJ Hall, she has played a key role in strengthening the firm’s agricultural practice through strong leadership, technical knowledge, and a client-focused approach.
Becky specializes in farm and agriculture risk and has extensive experience supporting complex agricultural operations of all sizes. Her work has included unique and innovative accounts, such as rodent abatement programs using hawks in orchards and fields, solar farms that use goats for land maintenance, and large-scale cotton gin operations. These experiences reflect her ability to understand her clients’ operational and risk management needs.
In college, Becky spent a semester studying abroad in Australia, where she had the opportunity to scuba dive in the Great Barrier Reef. Outside of work, she enjoys golfing, spending time at church, and being with her husband and two children. If she were not working in insurance, she would likely pursue a career as a radio talk show host.
Wholesure is proud to recognize Becky as a Top Broker and celebrate the expertise, dedication, and impact she brings to the organization and the clients she serves.
1550 W Fremont St, Stockton, CA 95203
559 779 3017
btucker@wholesure.com
linkedin.com/in/becky-tucker-afis-894b0516a
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Becky Tucker
SVP, National Farm and Agriculture Practice Leader
Wholesure
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“You can’t control the outcome, but you can always control what version of you turns up every day”
Adam Rakowski,
Ortus Financial
2025
2017–2021
2024
2025–Present
2025
Celebrated her 10th year in the insurance industry
Earned her AFIS designation
2025
2017–2021: SVP and casualty broker at Brown & Riding
2019: Named to Insurance Business America’s Hot 100 and Young Brokers of the Year lists
2017–2021
SVP and national casualty practice leader at Brown & Riding: served as a key casualty producer and practice leader at Brown & Riding, combining production expertise with practice oversight in complex casualty and construction-related portfolios
Executive director of specialty and national casualty practice leader at Brown & Riding: led practice growth and product development across casualty and specialty lines
2024
SVP and senior broker, CRC Group: fulfilled a strategic leadership role in expanding the firm’s reach and delivering tailored construction insurance programs nationwide
2025–Present
Appointed national construction practice co-leader at Brown & Riding
2025
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“You can’t control the outcome, but you can always control what version of you turns up every day,” he says.
While at the helm of a rapidly growing business and a family that includes two young children at home, Rakowski has learned to manage what he calls a “never-ending list of commitments” that consists of a new team member each month, a new interstate office and two to three new referral partners monthly.
“Our business is a human business, so investing genuine time in every person can be draining on a personal level. Balancing it all is a challenge,” he says. “Simply put, do what you say you will do, and act at all times with honesty and integrity, being respectful and empathetic. The financial outcomes are a byproduct of the human interactions we have.”
Attracting, retaining and delivering exceptional client outcomes and service starts with a sincere interest in their journey and remaining relevant to them as their lives and needs evolve, notes Rakowski. He points out that he and his team put in most of the work upfront in building meaningful relationships, which is a testament to its 99% client retention rate.
He says, “We are clear in the types of clients we work best with and our value proposition. We also look for a cultural alignment with all of our referral partners, and we are acutely aware of our strengths and how different we are from our industry peers.”
Rakowski recently opened a Queensland business and plans a foot in every other capital city. He strives to establish the brokerage as a national business with on-the-ground representation in every state by the end of 2025.