about the vincent agencies

The agency founder, Charlie Vincent, began his insurance career in September 1967 working as an agent in a sales booth across the street from the famous “Big Chicken” in Marietta, Ga. Brit Vincent joined his father in the family’s business in November 1987. In 2000, Brit acquired the agency from his father, and Charlie began enjoying a well deserved retirement.

In response to his clients’ requests, and to more fully satisfy his client’s personal and business insurance needs, Brit partnered with Catherine Groves, a health insurance professional, to form Vincent Benefits Specialists, LLC. Brit, along with an outstanding staff of licensed agents, continue to provide their clients with the same high standard of customer service upon which his father founded the business more than forty-years ago.

community involvement

Brit Vincent strongly believes that it is the responsibility of the private citizens and corporations to support and serve their local communities and their fellow citizens. Over the years Brit Vincent has served the community in multiple areas and ways.  Most of his focus has been on helping children.

Helping to develop our youth through:


  • Youth Football
    • 3 years as a Head Coach in the North Georgia Youth Football League - Sequoyah HS District,
    • 3 years as a Head Coach at Cherokee Youth Football League - Sequoyah HS District,
    • 1 year as District Director on Cherokee Youth Football League's Board of Directors – Sequoyah HS District,
    • 1 year as a Head Coach at the South Cherokee Recreation Association.
  • Junior Achievement
    • 4 years as a Junior Achievement Volunteer Instructor teaching children at Hickory Flat and Canton Elementary Schools about the economics of life through free enterprise and civic education.
  • School Support
    • 2 years as the Community Business Representative on the Hickory Flat Elementary School Principal’s Advisory Council.
  • Cherokee Child Advocacy Council
    • 2 years on the steering committee to build an Emergency Children’s Shelter in Cherokee County,
    • 4 years on the CCAC’s Board of Directors,
    • 2 years as the Chairman of the Board of Directors for CCAC,
    • 1 year as the Event Committee Chairman for CCAC’s WhistleStop Cherokee fundraiser.
      <click here to visit the Cherokee Child Advocacy Website>

Other Community Support:

  • 1 year as the Charter President of the Hickory Flat Optimist Club.
  • 4 years as the Southeast Region’s Agent Representative on the Allstate Foundation Committee.
  • Foundation provided financial grants to nonprofit community organizations that supported three targeted areas:
    • Safe and vital communities (i.e. School anti-violence)
    • Tolerance, inclusion and diversity (i.e. Ending hate crimes)
    • Economic empowerment (i.e. Entrepreneurial small business skill development for women)

Civic Awards & Recognition:

  • In 2004, awarded as Junior Achievement of Georgia’s Volunteer of the Year.
  • In 2004, was one of only seven Georgians to receive the Ember Award from Campfire USA for his volunteer efforts in serving children.
  • In 2009, was given the Above and Beyond Award by the Cherokee Child Advocacy Council for his work and commitment in helping and serving Cherokee County most needy children.