Peg Anderson
Owner/CEO/President, Licensed Agent
Hartington Office
226 North Broadway AvenuePO Box 17
Hartington, NE 68739Allen Office
110 E 2nd StreetPo Box 69
Allen, NE 68710- Career Journey
Peg Anderson (Tideman), a graduate of Cedar Catholic High School and the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, joined her father Tom Tideman Insurance Agency in Hartington in 1990, bringing fresh energy and expertise. Peg played an integral role in transferring all the agency paper data into the new digital age. A few years later, she and her husband, Steve, acquired ownership of the agency. By 2008, they had become the full owners of Tom Tideman Insurance, and shortly thereafter, the agency was renamed Anderson & Anderson Insurance, Inc. Peg has a long history of leadership and service within the insurance industry and her community. She has served on the Board of Directors for the Independent Insurance Agents of Nebraska, where she was recognized as Outstanding Committee Chairperson and also honored as Young Agent of the Year. Beyond the insurance field, Peg has dedicated her time to community organizations, including serving as President of the American Red Cross – Northeast Nebraska Chapter, President of the Laurel Chamber of Commerce, and as a member of her church council. Most recently, Peg was invited by Farmers Mutual of Nebraska to speak on a panel at their Annual Spring Meeting—further demonstrating her expertise and respected voice on industry trends and current market conditions. - Licenses & Focus
Since 1990, Peg has held comprehensive insurance licenses in property, casualty, crop, life, annuities, sickness, accident, and health insurance. Her primary focus is on commercial business accounts, where she applies her extensive knowledge to support clients. - Location & Roots
Although Peg can be found at any of the agency’s three locations, she predominantly operates out of the Hartington & Allen offices. Outside of work, Peg and Steve, live on their family farm south of Concord, NE, where they raised their three sons and now enjoy visits from their grandchildren.