NAIFA kicked off its week-long leadership training for state and local chapter leaders. NAIFA President Cammie Scott welcomed attendees to the virtual program.
NAIFA kicked off its week-long leadership training for state and local chapter leaders. NAIFA President Cammie Scott welcomed attendees to the virtual program.
Team of industry stalwarts in the state will lead NAIFA’s New York chapter until state members select a new Board to take office in January.
The independent brokerage insurance agency’s advisors to join NAIFA and bring sector expertise.
The National Association of Insurance and Financial Advisors collected responses from 1,071 agents and advisors, approximately 90% of whom are current NAIFA members, for the 2020 NAIFA Experience Survey. Respondents who are not members engaged with the association via the NAIFA web presence, social media, NAIFA webinars or other communications channels.
The premier association for agents and advisors in the United States and a leading financial solutions firm team up to encourage college students to explore careers in insurance and financial services.
LifeMark Securities Corp., a leading broker-dealer based in Rochester, NY, reacted to news that a handful of former NAIFA-NY board members voted to disaffiliate with NAIFA by offering LifeMark’s continued support for NAIFA’s national association and its members in New York State.
“Let it be known that LifeMark Securities continues its support [of NAIFA],” said a letter to NAIFA President Cammie Scott signed by LifeMark Securities President Jim Prisco and Chairman Andy Kalinowski. “We will continue to demonstrate this support by paying the NAIFA dues on behalf of our representatives who are desirous of maintaining their membership in NAIFA.”
NAIFA-Texas has issued a public letter of support for their fellow NAIFA members who make up the NAIFA-New York chapter. The letter states that NAIFA-Texas’s Board was “shocked and dismayed to learn that a small group of New York State members were seemingly hoodwinked into voting to disaffiliate with NAIFA” and, particularly, that they did so without the knowledge of the rest of the state chapter’s membership.
NAIFA’s Performance + Purpose virtual conference, Oct. 6-8, will offer a Technology learning track with breakout workshops on ways insurance and financial professionals and their practices can leverage technology to improve their marketing and client communications. In addition to Technology, P+P learning tracks will cover Practice Management, Sales & Prospecting and Advance Practices.
The online conference will focus on delivering content-rich education and peer-to-peer interaction
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