About The Stylist

Visions of scissors, brushes, and blow outs aren’t conjured up when someone mentions the word “insurance.”  So, why do I call myself an “insurance stylist?”  Being an insurance stylist is about doing something that changes someone or something for the better. It’s about creating an experience that gets talked about. It’s about doing more than is expected and being passionate about my work. It’s not an easy thing to do.

Since 1994

Since 1994, I have been working as a broker, agent, and risk manager. As a specialist in property and liability exposures, I have become an expert on insurance and risk management issues pertaining to the beauty & personal services industries, nonprofits, technology firms, apartment and condominium communities, property managers, art galleries, and the LGBT community. ​

My Goal

I endeavor to give freely of myself and the experience I create for the people, organizations, and clients I serve. I do it because I love to do it. I don’t expect anything extra in return, because to do so would take away from the gift and the intrinsic value of the experience I try to create. I do this not only in my insurance practice, but also in my personal life through community service.​

Yours Truly

Jon Jepsen
Insurance Stylist

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Jon has served and continues to serve on a number of non-profit and insurance industry boards including the Utah LGBTQ+ Chamber of Commerce,  Utah Pride Center, Utah Association of Independent Insurance Agents, Young Agents of Utah, Salt Lake Association of Independent Insurance Agents, Encompass/Allstate National Advisory Board, SAFECO Advisory Board, Workers Compensation Fund of Utah Agents Council, Queer Utah Aquatic Club (QUAC), and Equality Utah as a legislative strategist and the 2009/2010 Allies Dinner Chairman.

Whether it’s lobbying the State legislature for equal protections, running a campaign for a fair-minded candidate, or human rights advocacy work, Jon spends much of his time serving the local community. As a commissioner on the Salt Lake City Human Rights Commission, he was instrumental in drafting and passing Salt Lake City’s housing and employment non-discrimination ordinances - the first of their kind in Utah.
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Jepsen serves clients throughout the country and is licensed in dozens of states. He is also a Surplus Lines Broker in UT, ID, WY, and NV, and a Certified Insurance Counselor (CIC).