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Chartered Property Casualty Underwriters (CPCU) Society

The Chartered Property Casualty Underwriters (CPCU) Society is a community of credentialed property and casualty insurance professionals who promote excellence through ethical behavior and continuing education.

The Society’s more than 28,000 members hold the Chartered Property Casualty Underwriter (CPCU) designation, which requires passing rigorous undergraduate- and graduate-level examinations, meeting experience requirements, and agreeing to be bound by a strict code of professional ethics.

Founded in 1944, the CPCU Society’s mission is to “meet the career development needs of a diverse membership of professionals who have earned the CPCU designation, so that they may serve others in a competent and ethical manner.”

Insurance Information Institute (I.I.I.)

The mission of the Insurance Information Institute (I.I.I.) is to improve public understanding of insurance — what it does and how it works.

For more than 40 years, the I.I.I. has provided definitive insurance information. Today, the I.I.I. is recognized by the media, governments, regulatory associations, universities and the public as a primary source of information, analysis and referral concerning insurance.

Each year, the I.I.I. works on more than 3,700 news stories, handles more than 6,000 requests for information and answers nearly 50,000 questions from consumers.

In addition to direct contact with the media, individuals and associations, the I.I.I. publishes a host of helpful pamphlets and books ranging in subjects from 9 Ways to Lower Your Auto Insurance Costs to the I.I.I. Fact Book. The Institute does not lobby. Its central function is to provide accurate and timely information on insurance subjects. Questions concerning I.I.I. membership should be e-mailed to members@iii.org.

The American College

The American College is a non-profit educational institution with the highest level of academic accreditation dedicated to leadership in innovative training and development for financial services professionals.

The College is distinguished by resources of the highest quality, innovation in program delivery and design and results that create sustainable advantages for our customers.Serving as a valued business partner to banks, brokerage firms, insurance companies and others for 80 years, The American College has assembled a faculty of the foremost thought leaders in the industry to help companies and their employees succeed.

The marks CLU, ChFC, CASL, CLF, CAP, REBC and RHU are the property of The American College and may be used by individuals who have successfully completed the initial and ongoing certification requirements for these designations.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How would you define the makeup of NAAIA’s membership and partners?

NAAIA boasts over 2,000 members and partners with influential associations that drive our industry’s success on local, regional, national, and global levels. Our collaborations with carriers, brokerages, agencies, and strategic alliances ensure mutual success by achieving shared goals, benefiting individuals, businesses, and communities alike. With a presence in twenty-five states and growing, NAAIA’s footprint extends across every major region of the country.

Who are NAAIA’s constituents?

NAAIA’s membership includes newcomers, emerging leaders, experienced staff and executives. NAAIA membership is diverse, comprising individuals from various positions and roles such as insurance agents, brokers, insurers, underwriters, claim adjusters, recruiters, legal and financial professionals, and more.

Is NAAIA comprised of only African Americans?

No, NAAIA is not exclusive to African American insurance professionals. It does not exclude anyone who is eligible for membership and wishes to benefit from the NAAIA experience. NAAIA was formed out of the need to provide additional support to African American professionals seeking to advance their business and/or careers. The mission and vision remain the same, and the association’s success is enhanced by the fact that members and partners are representative of a broad range of industry professionals. Our members represent diversity of ethnicity, thought, background and experience.

How Can I Become a Member of NAAIA?

Becoming a member of NAAIA is easy! Visit our Membership Page for more detailed information. Join Us and become part of a vibrant community of Black and African American insurance professionals!

How Can I Attend NAAIA’s National Conference?

Participating in NAAIA’s annual National Conference is a fantastic opportunity to network and learn from industry leaders. Visit our Events Page for information.

What Are the Benefits of Membership?

NAAIA offers networking opportunities, access to insurance education resources, career advancement support, and much more. Visit our Membership Page for more information.

How Can I Register for NAAIA Webinars and Agent Roundtables?

Participating in our virtual events is easy. Visit our Events Page for upcoming webinars and agent roundtables, and follow the registration instructions provided for each event.