Insurance agents and brokers can serve as trusted advisors by helping entrepreneurs prepare early on with legal consultation, robust insurance and risk conversations, and direction on setting up a dedicated HR team.  (Flamingo Images/Shutterstock.com) Insurance agents and brokers can serve as trusted advisors by helping new business owners prepare early on with legal consultation, robust insurance and risk conversations, and direction on setting up a dedicated human resources team.  (Flamingo Images/Shutterstock.com)

The decision to start a new business is only the first of many on an individual's journey as an entrepreneur.

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