You might not know standup comedian and actress Stephanie Courtney by name alone, but you definitely know her by her TV persona, Flo, from the Progressive Insurance ads. Courtney has been playing ...

In fact, Progressive created a “Flo” chatbot to enable customers to interact with Flo on Facebook Messenger, as well as other channels, to help customers with basic insurance questions. Now, Flo’s ...

How girl-next-door Jan — A.K.A. Laurel Coppock — and zany Flo — Stephanie Courtney — make bank for their bosses — but in a twist of fate, Flo almost became Jan.

In fact, the human face, voice and bearing that constitute “Flo” are associated far more strongly with Progressive than with the 53-year-old woman who provides them: Stephanie Courtney.

MAYFIELD, Ohio - You can expect to see more of Flo, Dr. Rick and other Progressive network personalities in the coming months as the Mayfield-based insurer increases its advertising spending to ...

Flo is an outlier. In the decade since her debut, Progressive’s business has more than doubled from $13.6 billion in 2008 to nearly $30 billion today.

As part of the deal, Progressive will also sponsor a to-be-announced event in the upcoming Unleash The Beast’s 23-event regular season which leads to the 2025 PBR World Finals (May 8-11/14-15 at ...

How actress Stephanie Courtney, who has played Flo from Progressive for more than 15 years, helped AT&T's Lily, a.k.a. actress Milana Vayntrub, deal with online sexual harassment.

In an unusual nod to an ad icon in a company annual report, CEO Glenn Renwick said Flo is "essential" in the company's $500 million-plus annual marketing effort to attract consumers.

1) Both Concept and Execution Are Important, But Execution Can Trump Concept A big part of Flo’s the Progressive Girl’s success was not built around the original concept of making shopping for ...

Progressive's Flo is Pretty Popular, Successor to the Geico Gecko By Vince Grzegorek on Mon, Jun 7, 2010 at 2:48 pm ...