While she might be best known as the perpetually-perky Flo from the Progressive insurance commercials, Stephanie Courtney is actually a multifaceted actress with a background in comedy and drama who ...

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 ...

You won't see a Progressive commercial during the Super Bowl. The Mayfield Village-based insurance company hasn't had an advertising spot in the nation's most-watched event since 1999. That was so ...

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.

A Frankenmuth native in a national commercial? Now that’s progressive. Tania Dennis, formerly Tania Weber, is among 10 finalists vying to be an assistant to ultra-perky Flo on the nationally broadcast ...

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 ...

These days, it’s hard to stand out. In the TV world, commercials run all day, every day. Companies who create memorable commercials find the most success and such is true with the insurance ...

The man who brought several notable characters to life in Progressive Insurance commercials — including Flo, Dr. Rick and Motaur — is retiring. Jeff Charney is retiring as chief marketing officer of ...

They are the money honeys of television commercials and are so familiar, that it’s almost as if they are part of the family. With her perky, girl-next-door look, Jan from Toyota — A.K.A. Laurel ...

David Pogue is a six-time Emmy winner for his stories on "CBS Sunday Morning," where he's been a correspondent since 2002. Pogue hosts the CBS News podcast "Unsung Science." He's also a New York Times ...