Mark Swarts is a Las Vegas native with more than 30 year’s experience in the insurance industry. Mark started his career with a local insurance agency before his entrepreneurial spirit got the better of him and he started Swarts & Associates in January of 1996.

Mark realized early in his career that if he wanted to be able to best serve his customers he would have to become an expert in insurance and risk management. Mark’s determination and drive to constantly learn and to provide the best experience possible for his customers resulted in steady growth for Swarts & Associates and distinguished the young agency as a dependable and trusted advisor to the business community.

Shortly after starting Swarts & Associates, Mark welcomed his close friend Justin Manning to the agency, and before long, Justin became a partner and the agency became known as Swarts Manning & Associates. Mark and Justin made an excellent team and their knowledge, ability, and dedication saw Swarts Manning & Associates grow rapidly to what it is today.

Aside from operating Swarts Manning & Associates, Mark has made it a point to be active in industry and community organizations throughout his career. Mark is proud to have been involved with the Independent Insurance Agents & Brokers of America (Big I) for more than 25 years. Among other roles and distinctions, Mark has served as the President of the Independent Insurance Agents of Southern Nevada; Chairman of the Nevada Independent Insurance Agents’ Association; Member of the Board of Directors for the National Independent Insurance Agents and Brokers of America (representing Nevada), and a member of the InsurPac Board of Trustees.

Mark’s expertise in the industry has enabled him to work with some of the most recognized businesses in Las Vegas. His devotion to serving his clients resonates throughout the entire company and is one of the main reasons Swarts Manning has become an industry leader in the Las Vegas area.

Mark and his wife have five adult children, 7 grandchildren, and enjoy spending as much time as possible with their family in the mountains and on the water.