Caleb Murphy

Caleb grew up in Baton Rouge and never left. He started working at seven, helping his dad with the family lawn care business, and learned early that he didn't want to pursue a lifelong career in the Louisiana heat. At seventeen, a family friend already working in life insurance walked him through what the career actually looked like, and Caleb saw a real profession he could build something around. He asked how to get started, got licensed at eighteen, and was selling life insurance through college.

He graduated LSU in December 2019 (the same class that won the national championship) and went full-time in life insurance the following spring. After COVID, he shifted to property and casualty and joined our agency.

His standard is making sure clients leave the conversation knowing more about their insurance than when they came in. Too many people find out the hard way they didn't have the protection they thought they did. He's been there himself as a flood victim, which is why he tells everyone the same thing: every home is in a flood zone, some are just higher risk than others, and Louisiana is at risk across the board.

At home it's Caleb, his wife Bridgette, four rescue cats (Marty, Rick, George, and Izzy), and their daughter Claire on the way. He's all things LSU, marches with the LSU alumni band Tiger Rag Tag at games and parades, and travels with Bridgette to baseball games around the country. He's also an identical twin, and his brother is a financial advisor and life insurance agent.