A note from your outgoing President: Geraldine Plott, CPCU, FCLA, SCLA, AIC, ARM, AIS, AINS, CIIP, DAE, CLP WOW! It has been an exciting and fulfilling four years. Together we have accomplished a great deal and while we have not yet finished, we are certainly closer than we were yesterday. As members, we have a
Wisdom from our Mastermind Group by Jonel Thames Leake, CPCU, AAI, ASLI, CPIW, DAE, CLP In a perfect world, we would identify a need, ask for a volunteer, get one, assign it and then walk away while the task is successfully completed. Unfortunately, a perfect world doesn’t exist and many of us struggle with recruiting
The success of the 2022 IAIP Convention was thanks to the support of our sponsors. For this, we are truly grateful. Thank you to each of our convention sponsors, partner and exhibitors! Convention Sponsors NAIW Foundation – 5 Star Convention Sponsor: Keynote Speaker Insurance Professionals of Greater Sioux Falls – 5 Star Convention Sponsor: Leadership Bootcamp Linchpin
This year’s convention brought the largest crowd in five years. With almost 250 registered attendees, all of the fellowship, fun, support, and participation was amazing. We are thankful for our sponsors, partners and volunteers that made this event possible, and for each and every one of you that joined us in Louisville this year. Congratulations
View the below Meet the Board article as a PDF document. Diane Martell, FCLS, CIIP, DAE, CLPPRESIDENT Diane’s insurance career began in 1992 with Nationwide Insurance Company as a Personal Injury Protection Claims Associate. She moved to Commercial Lines as a Workers’ Compensation Claims Associate and then to Personal Lines as a Bodily Injury Field
Brenda McDermott, CPCU, SCLA, AIDA, ARM, AIC, CLP, CIIP We’re engaged! It depends on who is saying that phrase as to what image comes into your mind, right? If it’s your son, daughter, or friend you see a ring, or a wedding, maybe champagne. Or if you hear the phrase ‘the engagement is off’, then
When Paul Davis adopts new technology after careful scrutiny and testing, the company counts on that technology to make significant impacts. They expect it to speed project completion, for example. Or improve communications. They count on it to manage costs, advance partnerships or improve customer satisfaction. Rarely does a technology significantly improve all these areas