In adland, it's been stated so often it's now a truism: America loves Flo, the Progressive insurance pitchwoman played by comedian Stephanie Courtney, and a huge portion of the company's brand equity ...

I’m really not annoying. Really. Let me talk you through the logic. there is no brand spokesperson more grating than Flo, the cherry-lipped sing-songy character who Progressive has been using for a ...

Flo from Progressive insurance has joined the big leagues of advertising icons. A Google search for “Flo from Progressive” yields an astonishing 14.4 million hits, including her own Wikipedia page.

The usually sunny Flo is perturbed with Mara (yet again) during a work-from-home Progressive Insurance staff meeting over video. While seated at the computer, Mara is busy talking to someone at home. ...

A polo shirt, a white apron and a retro hairdo changed an actor’s life forever. Stephanie Courtney has played Flo for over fifteen years.Credit...Sinna Nasseri for The New York Times Supported by By ...

Progressive's Flo is one of the biggest stars of the advertising world. A new campaign pairs her with a big Hollywood star with a role in what should be a blockbuster upcoming movie. The Mayfield ...

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— -- In the kingdom of quirky TV advertising icons, Flo, the Progressive Insurance Girl, is a queen. The retro, saccharin-sweet character is credited by the discount insurer with bolstering four ...

For years, Stephanie Courtney has been Flo from Progressive, the company’s spokesperson, and most recognizable employee. Along with her celebrity mascot competitors, — Geico’s Gecko, Allstate’s Mayhem ...