Grand Rapids-based insurance broker Acrisure announced Wednesday it will reduce its workforce by approximately 400 employees starting in early 2026, with approximately 200 of those positions based in West Michigan.
In a statement, the company said the reduction of their accounting workforce comes, "as the company continues to advance in technology and automation, which are driving systemic changes across industries."
Acrisure said these changes are necessary for them to remain competitive in the evolving industry.
The company employs about 2,000 people statewide and said it will continue to hire for roles in various areas despite the planned workforce reduction.
Read the company's full statement below:
Today, Acrisure announced that beginning in early 2026, we will reduce the size of our accounting workforce as the company continues to advance in technology and automation, which are driving systemic change across industries. This was not an easy decision, as it affects colleagues who have given so much to our company and our community.
Acrisure’s ability to lead change has always been one of our greatest strengths, and these changes are necessary for us to remain competitive, strong, and able to deliver what our clients expect from us.
Acrisure remains very committed to the Grand Rapids community and our home state of Michigan, where we employ approximately 2,000 people and continue to hire for roles in various areas. We will continue investing in local partnerships, programs, nonprofits, and initiatives that strengthen the region, while working toward a future that creates value for employees, customers, and the broader community alike.
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