Arbella doesn't publish Chairman's Circle thresholds. But the math is modelable — loss ratio drives the tier, retention drives the supplemental, growth drives the multiplier. This tool shows what each point of loss-ratio improvement and each point of retention lift is worth on your actual book. Shows the money that's already there — you just have to claim it.
Moving loss ratio from 55% → 48% and retention from 88% → 91% generates 200,000 dollars of additional commission annually on a 10.0M book. Compounded over three years, that's over 600,000 dollars. This is money already earmarked for Stanton — the carrier just needs the numbers to pay it out.
Arbella does not publicly publish Chairman's Circle thresholds or contingent commission multipliers. The tier breakpoints used here are industry-standard estimates derived from comparable mutual-carrier contingent programs. For exact numbers, pull your Arbella agency agreement and request a YTD scorecard from your territory manager.